Use "water-colour" em uma frase

1. The steersmen guided the ships by the wind and sun and stars, as well as by sea-birds and sea-weed and clouds and fog and water-colour and fish-patterns

2. This can be applied with a sable brush as in water-colour painting, and makes a rich velvety dark

3. The first was the best room, and in it were Lucie's birds, and flowers, and books, and desk, and work-table, and box of water-colours; the second was the Doctor's consulting-room, used also as the dining-room; the third, changingly speckled by the rustle of the plane-tree in the yard, was the Doctor's bedroom, and there, in a corner, stood the disused shoemaker's bench and tray of tools, much as it had stood on the fifth floor of the dismal house by the wine-shop, in the suburb of Saint Antoine in Paris

4. He went to the table, took up a thick dusty book, opened it and took from between the pages a little water-colour portrait on ivory

5. As for Miss Rosseter, she had nursed cancer, and now painted water-colours

6. And in the autumn exhibition of students' work in the Castle he had two studies, a landscape in water-colour and a still life in oil, both of which had first-prize awards

7. Gould's water-colour sketch; she had made it hastily one day from a cleared patch in the bushes, sitting in the shade of a roof of straw erected for her on three rough poles under Don Pepe's direction

8. Their shapes, arrangement, and gradation of tint made me think of a box of water-colour paints

9. She had lowered the ceiling and the elaborate cornice which, in one form or another, graced every room was lost to view; the walls, one panelled in brocade, were stripped and washed blue and spotted with innumerable little water-colours of fond association; the air was sweet with the fresh scent of flowers and musty potpourri; her library in soft leather covers, well-read works of poetry and piety, filled a small rosewood bookcase; the chimney-piece was covered with small personal treasures - an ivory Madonna, a plaster St Joseph, posthumous miniatures of her three soldier brothers

10. Then he had some accomplishments; he painted in water-colours, could read the key of G, and readily talked literature after dinner when he did not play cards

11. These pictures were in water-colours

12. “Dear mama, only think, my cousin cannot put the map of Europe together, or my cousin cannot tell the principal rivers in Russia, or, she never heard of Asia Minor, or she does not know the difference between water-colours and crayons! How strange! Did you ever hear anything so stupid?”

13. An exquisite miniature in water-colour of Liza at twelve years old had been sent nine years before to Stepan Trofimovitch from Petersburg by the Drozdovs