Examples of using "Quadro" in a sentence and their english translations:
Hang the painting.
were all a part of the picture.
Who painted this picture?
Who painted this picture?
Do you like the frame on this painting?
Do you like the frame on this painting?
He is painting a picture.
Then they just played it back, frame by frame, tracing what they needed.
Do you like the frame on this painting?
Tom hung the picture on the wall.
Do you like the frame on this painting?
this is the big picture
Look at the blackboard, everyone.
The picture is hung crooked.
This is my painting.
Tom is writing on the blackboard.
The painting was really touching.
This painting is worth a great deal of money.
Look at the picture on the wall.
from the super advanced technical framework.
I don't know where your painting is.
The picture is on the wall now.
- The picture is hanging on the wall.
- The picture is on the wall.
He drew two squares on the blackboard.
I'll write it on the blackboard.
The painting was the object of admiration.
He has a Picasso.
It is the painting he painted.
The teacher writes on the blackboard.
Tom painted a picture of the lake.
Tom is writing something on the blackboard.
What did he draw on the blackboard?
He painted a picture of roses.
He kept looking at the picture.
He hung a picture on the wall.
What period is this painting from?
On the wall is a large picture.
Ann wrote something on the blackboard.
This picture was painted by Tom.
Tom bought this painting in Boston.
A blackboard doesn't have to be black.
This painting was painted in the 21st century.
The picture is good in its way.
He bought the picture for next to nothing.
That is the picture that he painted.
This painting was painted in the 21st century.
The picture is in black and white.
She painted a beautiful picture of her mother.
Tom is hanging a picture on the wall.
A very beautiful picture is hanging on the wall.
The teacher wrote French words on the blackboard.
The teacher wrote his name on the blackboard.
I erased the blackboard for the teacher.
The picture is on the wall now.
The price of the picture is 10 pounds.
A painting is a wordless poem.
This is the picture that Mary painted.
This is a genuine picture by Picasso.
That is the picture that he painted.
Kate talked over the picture with Brian.
I wanted to buy a painting from Tom.
This is the picture that Tom painted.
What did she write on the blackboard?
The landscape painter made some touch-ups to the painting.
When I painted this picture, I was 23 years old.
Compare your sentence with the one on the blackboard.
I put on my glasses to see the blackboard.
Tom put the list on the bulletin board.
each frame on a screen with tracing paper.
They had a filmed guide to every frame.
She painted the picture which is on the wall.
Who painted this painting?
He asked me who had painted the picture.
Look at the blackboard.
I'd like to determine the value of this painting.
- This blackboard is not black, but green.
- This blackboard isn't black, but green.
I can't see the words on the blackboard.
He is the boy who painted this picture.
The picture on the wall was painted by Picasso.
On the chalkboard there's written your new timetable.
The painting is not worth the price you are asking.
- It'll show the picture to its best advantage if it's hung in the corridor.
- That picture will look best hung in the corridor.
- Did you really think I was the one who painted this picture?
- Did you really think that I was the one who painted this picture?
I'm looking for the perfect spot to hang this picture.
- My grandfather's picture is on the wall.
- My grandfather's painting is on the wall.
Take this piece of chalk and write on the blackboard.
Tom helped Mary hang a picture on the wall.
The teacher is writing something on the board.
The painter who did this painting won an award.
- The painting is not worth the price you are asking.
- The painting isn't worth the price you're asking.
She is now in a low frame of mind.
Every time I see this picture, I remember my father.