flake white
lead white

Flake white has various drawbacks, including a tendency to become transparent over time.

The aged man nodded, the skin on his swollen bald head like flaking white parchment.

Keep the creamy brown body meat separate from the flaked white claw meat.

The walls were covered in layers of flaking white paint, and there were doors on either side.

Flake white and Cremnitz white are made with basic lead carbonate.

The center of its arch showed her only the canal, meeting others in both directions, more bridges, more buildings with flaking white plaster.

The bed frame was iron, painted a flaking white, and the spread was chenille in a dusty rose with fringe on the sides.

Launched in 2000, it is a crumbly flaked white chocolate inside covered in smooth milk chocolate.

In art, white lead paint is known as "flake white" or "Cremnitz white".

The sky was remarkably blue above the black smoke curling from the single stack, contrasting starkly with the flaking white paint on the bulkheads.

I grew up looking at oily concrete, cast-iron railings and slabs of fatty corned beef on flaking white bread."

In the 90s Jesus Peñarreal equally showed the value of thin layers of glaze, which flake white allowed to paint.

The significance of the change from sable to hogs' hair brush and flake white to Kremnitz white in the late 1950s was exaggerated.

Inns lined the road beyond the landing, flat-roofed buildings, covered in cracked and flaking white plaster and with faded signs out front or none at all.

But the structure, with its flaking white paint, is also a cross, from which dangles a chain and an animal skull (Groshans had his Gothic side).

Note: Any poached and flaked white fish, or a mix of salmon and white fish, may be substituted for the shrimp and crabmeat.

In 1970 Pietro Annigoni (Florence) Italy showed her the ancient techniques in oil painting including the use of flake white.

"I am a simple man, and I use simple materials: ivory black, vermilion, prussian blue, yellow ochre, flake white and no medium.

Winsor & Newton, the English paint company, was recently restricted from selling its flake white in tubes and now must sell exclusively in 150mL tins.

In common with Lowry's other oil paintings, Ann was executed using ivory black, vermilion, prussian blue, yellow ochre and flake white with no medium.

Steep roofed and square, with flaking white paint and a chimney pointing toward the sky, it seemed to rise from the earth like a ghostly image a hundred years in the making.

It is a classic New Jersey farm stand, long and low, a 50-by-30-foot shed of weathered red barn siding and flaking white trim, largely open in front, just off a two-lane blacktop road.

To Elayne the street looked as it had in Tel'aran'rhiod, brick buildings five and six stories high, covered patchily with flaking white plaster, crowded together and looming above uneven pavement.

Another stone powdered the flaking white and time-dimmed wall plaster, striking less than a meter from the hooded man and breaking off enough of the plaster to show a brown circle of crumbling brick beneath.

The plasm house is in an office on the fifth floor, a gray metal door with flaking white lettering, KREMAG AND ASSOCIATES.

This love of music eventually led White back to education.

Taylor led White at the beginning of the season, 126 1/2 to 124.

This action would lead White into several controversies with many prominent scientists.

"Biden to lead White House task force on the middle class."

X-rays, in use since 1896, reveal the distribution of lead white paint.

He at first leaves without explaining to the red team, leading White to have to inform them of his withdrawal.

This led whites to see black people more as victims than as brutes.

It was just such an impression last year that helped lead White House aides to put him before more critical audiences.

There were many Souths, but after about 1830 leading white Southerners could see only one.

It had twice the covering power of lead white, and was the brightest white pigment known.

Two leading white campaigners for black majority rule in Rhodesia have been arrested.

Lead white paint dries relatively quickly to form a strong, flexible paint film.

Such stresses led white middle-class families in many communities to desert the public schools and create a network of private schools.

The leading white citizens invite him to give his graduation speech at a "smoker" in the ballroom of the local hotel.

Safety regulations have also made lead white more expensive and difficult to obtain in some regions, such as the EU.

One other sign of potential volatility in the South is a large overlap among sympathizers of the three leading white candidates.

Wings have a leading white edge.

"That was one of the few great things about 1935: There weren't any media," says a leading White House sentimentalist.

As the film production code prohibited suggestions of miscegenation, Hollywood directors did not offer her romantic roles with leading white actors.

However lead white oil paints are still produced and in use by artists who prefer their unique handling, mixing, and structural qualities.

Titanium and zinc whites are far less toxic than lead white and have largely supplanted it in most fine arts applications.

For example, he might write text onto the canvas with lead white before he began the painting, knowing that x-rays would later reveal the text.

A traditional ground may be prepared with a rabbit skin glue solution pigmented with bone ash, chalk and/or lead white.

There was a discussion amongst the leading white men gathered there and the head of the Lower Sioux Agency.

Zinc white is less opaque and weaker in tinting strength than either titanium white or lead white.