Brush used in a sentence

Brush in a sentence as a noun

One parchment, one pot of ink, one brush.

This, as any would be, is certainly a valid way to respond to a brush with death.

But there's too much dry brush and weeds cluttering up their mandates and it needs to be burned out.

He doesn't own bedsheets or a sweeping brush because an immigrant maid cleans his hotel rooms.

Painting in broad brush strokes, men tend to find that when they get married, society reinforces their career ambitions.

My closest brush with metallurgy was in a high-school chemistry text-book, which to be honest bored me to death.

Maybe I'm applying too broad a brush, but I can see politics and current events in every post on HN -- and always have.

Brush in a sentence as a verb

These are good things to read even if you have no intention of every picking up a brush, because they are not at all about the physics of color.

> Until that point, his only brush with the law was a temporary restraining order two years earlier.> "He started threatening me, saying that he would **** me.

Curtis tries to brush away criticism with his claim that the "kudos" number is "an otherwise meaningless number," but this argument is fatally flawed.

I assume you mean using some sort of Intuos tablet with various pen and brush tips and some sort of curve-smoothing software so you can trace over the output of GNUplot, yes?

It's a bit too easy and somewhat condescending to brush off public speaking as strictly inferior to written communication.

Each time I sit down to brush up on the details of Prim's algorithm or the exact implementation of quicksort, my eyes glaze over and I start thinking about how I'd much rather be building or tinkering with something.