Because we had to repaint Stars Hollow and we'll have to repaint it again.
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The artists repaint them, the government paints back over them.
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Sirleaf quietly got someone else to repaint the ceiling one night.
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In New York, they'll repaint handles, for example, that get chipped.
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At the time, officials insisted they repaint the home a solid color.
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They'll ask him to repaint the lines or fix the busted lights.
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But if you are clumsily making it abstract, it's very hard to repaint.
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Last week, the city's school board voted unanimously to approve the repaint. Why?
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"I do think we'll repaint it, but not the same thing," Smith said.
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Every time you or I recall a memory, we repaint it in our minds.
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Once home, I shower, repaint my nails, and head to bed at 3.703 a.m.
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The interns "repaint them and replace the arms that have been blown off," Dulic said.
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So should you repaint your kid's pink bedroom, or leave your blue dining room alone?
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"You can keep the paint color as-is, or repaint to get your own look."
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Workers will repaint those huge numbers at the ends of each runway and replace copious signage.
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"We've had to actually repaint buildings with specialized paint because they smell so bad," he said.
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After a crash, bus companies often close down, repaint their vehicles, and reopen under new names.
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Mr. Hong had to travel alone and hurriedly repaint a copy of the original in Berlin.
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When they removed Pearl&aposs head to repaint her offensive skin, they found 2 ounces of COCAINE.
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They also claim AB damaged the walls and flooring so badly, they needed to repaint the place.
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To keep it looking fresh, the couple has their contractor repaint it every six to nine months.
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Restoration to clean, repaint, and preserve the surviving ceiling, and return its internal lighting effects, started in November.
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Security deposit aside, Mucciolo plans to repaint all of the walls and remove all of her custom decor.
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Brown did his best to keep his old helmet, reportedly even going so far as to repaint it.
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The US Border Patrol did paint over it several months later but she went back to repaint it.
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You might even end up liking a new chair so much you'd rather repaint the wall again to match.
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However, Gatwick believe they can lay additional asphalt, repaint markings, and move landing lights to satisfy the legal requirements.
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Conservators will repaint those missing pieces, working from old black-and-white photos of the 6-foot-wide section.
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What's more, the agency won't force the city to repaint the crosswalks or fine the city for keeping them.
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That color is not very popular right now, and we recommended they repaint in a light beige or grey.
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So when it was time to repaint the living room, I decided to give the fireplace a makeover, too.
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The sculpture went unchanged for five years, until it became so dirty that the city authorities had to repaint it.
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He called me and spent forever mulling over whether we needed to repaint the backstage of the place he'd found.
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He cleaned the paintings on Tuesday and said he would repaint them tirelessly if they were to be vandalized again.
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They're called 'Sky Filters,' and they can automatically detect sky in your images, and repaint them with totally different atmospheric looks.
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The colors fade because it's outside, and we have to repaint it from time to time to keep it looking fresh.
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One fan called it a "blessed image," while another suggested the Sistine Chapel could do with a repaint following this photo.
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He threw a paint party, where friends helped repaint them in cream, with a blue accent wall in the living room.
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He threw a paint party, where friends helped repaint them in cream, with a blue accent wall in the living room.
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He soon got to work, using harsh chemicals and tools to blast off existing paint and repaint the exterior of the home.
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Although these aren't long-term alternatives to having a professional repaint your roots, they're helpful when desperate times call for desperate measures.
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"They did things like fix roofs and repaint blackboards," Camille Carrier, Maude Carrier's mother, told The Globe and Mail, a Toronto newspaper.
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One Tory MP, Jacob Rees-Mogg, begged Mrs May to repaint red lines that were "beginning to look a little bit pink".
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Brown reportedly went as far as to repaint his old helmet in an effort to keep wearing it on the practice field.
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Don doesn't do roofs, but for $500 he'll repair the damage to the room and repaint it to look good as new.
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I'm not suggesting that we go, with a bucket in hand, and attempt to repaint every white marble statue across the country.
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There's a certain percentage of fans who get it, and they wouldn't have that 'whoa' factor if we had just done a repaint.
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He and his wife also arrange two major volunteer sessions (known, in local parlance, as "working bees") every year to repaint the chairs.
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Previously, the staff had to repaint the illustrations every week, using a projector to project the design on the wall — a tedious nightmare.
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When we get back, the maintenance team for my apartment is there to repaint my door — a "perk" of living here for four years.
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The organizations have teamed up to replace the roof, repaint the house and provide a new furnace (the McArthur's have been without one since 2016).
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Brown did his best to keep his old helmet which no longer met the NFL's standards, reportedly even going so far as to repaint it.
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Mr. Cavenaugh has an agreement with the city to repaint the exterior roughly every 20 years, at which point a new artist may be chosen.
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Instead, the museum settled on an unglamorous alternative: repaint the white walls of the gallery an oatmeal color to reduce contrast and install new lighting.
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Mess up painting the bedroom, for example, and you'd need to either repaint or hire someone to do so, with minor losses of money and time.
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Many of those with jobs belong to the army of workers who repaint, clean, mow and cook at the villas and yachts of nearby Saint-Tropez.
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This summer, NYC Parks and the Keith Haring Foundation commissioned two artists to refurbish and repaint the mural, and it reopened to the public this Saturday.
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The trouble started with the city's decision to repaint the crosswalks at a downtown intersection, using the patterns of the rainbow flag and transgender pride flag.
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Maybe you&aposve been meaning to repaint the bedroom, or finally lay down that new carpet but just haven&apost been able to find the time?
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Investing in walkable cities, whether through allocating funds to repaint pedestrian walkways or building affordable housing close to downtowns, also attracts diverse populations and creates jobs.
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But it took a lot of the plaster with it, which meant that Mr. Li needed to replaster sections of the wall before they could repaint.
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By 1515, after Pope Julius II famously commissioned Michelangelo to repaint the chapel's ceiling (1508–1515), the chapel had become decidedly top-heavy in its decoration.
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The city was able to repaint the asphalt and the association attempted to power wash the paint off the crosswalk -- and the event went on as scheduled.
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Once he had to sand and repaint the entire exterior of a guy's truck after an ex-girlfriend made sure she covered the entire truck with scratches.
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The next year, back in his spotless German studio, he started to repaint the Titian — the first and only time he copied a work of art history.
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Art dealer Lv Peng recently released a series of letters from the early '90s in which Geng apparently agreed to repaint a number of his missing works.
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A citation from their homeowners' association requiring them to pressure-clean the outside of the house prompted them to repaint the exterior and interior of the house.
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It is crazy that people repaint a bridge all year … The Golden Gate Bridge, which is orange, is the best-known and best-loved bridge in the world.
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"You don't have to repaint, you don't have to spend all this time filling the hole, all you need is this crayon," Scott, 38, says in the video.
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And don't worry about what the numbers on the aisles say—if there's a few dollars on the line, NHL owners will sprint down and repaint those themselves.
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But instead of making a big stink about it, I got the community together to help me repaint it, and that's what took it to the next level.
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Although her neighbors attempted to force her to repaint, the High Court in London ruled that she could ignore a planning order from the local council in 2017.
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Denver International Airport joined in on the April Fools' Day "fun" on Friday, posting on Facebook that the airport was holding a vote to repaint its infamous horse statue .
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But by that point, the mural's existence and Haring's summons had become public knowledge, and the Parks Department commissioner, lamenting its effacement, asked Haring if he would repaint it.
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Tijuana (CNN)A group of deported US veterans gathered Saturday at Friendship Park in Tijuana, Mexico, before Memorial Day to repaint a mural of an upside-down American flag.
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At the time, they used brushes made from cow hair and paint made from dumpling fat — which didn't last long and required them to repaint their designs each year.
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Chinese women are reflected on tomb stones as they repaint the characters and clean the tomb of their deceased relatives at the Babaoshan cemetery in Beijing on April 3, 2016.
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Back then, he repeatedly got up at dawn to repaint a huge blue "Yes" on an underpass, which another person was constantly repainting with a red "No" after he had gone.
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When Dalí found out the paintings had been lost, he offered to repaint them for the same price as the original commission as a sign of gratitude to Rose, his patron.
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I'd love to repaint my walls but that's a big project, I might have to stick with my baby-blue walls and glow-in-the-dark stickers for another year or so!
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Actually, he went out there and spraypainted the whole landscape white, then gave colors and brushes to the locals and asked them to repaint it the way it was before from memory.
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One speaker at the festival, who called himself the "guerrilla groundsman" and masked his identity with a helmet, described his surreptitious efforts to clean bridges and repaint signs in Cambridge without authorisation.
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So what happens if you don't bother changing the runway designations because it's such a headache to repaint everything, change every sign, edit all the documents, and find the money to do it?
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Can the resourceful sibs schedule a new inspection, plan Mama's birthday party, repaint the brownstone and solve the mystery of who is dumping abandoned pets on their doorstep, all before the photo shoot?
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The building owners were glad to have him clean up and repaint the space at no cost, and RJ was able to experiment and explore in a previously unused part of the building.
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During the practices, Upshaw used his foot to rub out the commissioner's name, forcing the league to repaint the footballs several times, said Jim Steeg, who ran the Super Bowl for 26 years.
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Called RePaint, the project uses machine learning to recreate the exact colors of each painting and then prints it using a high-end 3D printer that can output thousands of colors using half-toning.
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Paint If washing doesn&apost eliminate the smell from walls and ceilings, then your next best bet is to repaint them all, first sealing in the smell with an odor-neutralizing primer like Kilz.
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Sigcho and the Pilsen Alliance organized meetings and protests and contacted the media, and under mounting public pressure, developer Andy Ahitow agreed to repaint the mural and sponsor a children's art program in the space.
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The limestone boulders were coated in a clear, anti-graffiti protective layer before they were put in place, so the cleanup is expected to go quickly, without any need to repaint the sculptures, Ms. Horn said.
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Further, it would repaint how historians view the motivations behind her rock star appearance on the French intellectual scene in the 1970s, becoming quick friends and colleagues with leading thinkers like Roland Barthes and Jacques Derrida.
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But people kept on signing, so he decided to repaint it every year on the anniversary of the declaration of independence, starting by painting the flags of countries that had recognized Kosovo as a sovereign nation.
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Beyond leveling attacks pre-empting Clinton's barrage, Trump sought to repaint his campaign as one concerned about the plight of some minority communities in the US and insisted that a Trump administration would promote pluralism and tolerance.
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But Lee says that they are not upgrading rent-regulated apartment units like hers, explaining that when she notified the building about leakage in her unit caused by the construction, they only offered to repaint the ceiling.
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After all of the letters are filled in, I repaint the background with a fresh coat of black, cleaning up all of the over-spray and dust that accumulated on the wall over the past few days.
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And like a new parent I had no idea what to do when things went wrong, even when the things that went wrong were minor, like some peeling of the gypsum board paper on a wall we wanted to repaint.
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In that film, special-effects engineer Tim Jenison invents an elaborate system based on the camera obscura with an added mirror to repaint "The Music Lesson" exactly as Vermeer hypothetically did, essentially through a paint-by-numbers process requiring punishing endurance.
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Mr. Friedman oversaw every aspect of the Walker's exhibitions: Before many an opening, he had staff members paint and repaint gallery walls at the 11th hour until they attained the precise shade of whiteness he saw in his mind's eye.
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A sellout crowd of more than 60,000 at Montreal's Olympic Stadium waited through a 40-minute delay to repaint the mismarked penalty areas, watched the Impact seize a three-goal edge only to watch Toronto rally in the closing minutes.
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Some landlords with multiple property maintenance violations have sold their land rather than try to pay mounting fines for demands that they repaint, replace electrical outlets, improve the structure's anchoring to the ground, or fix cracked windows and broken screens.
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Not only did he sandblast, repaint and refinish the country French-style furnishings in the main dining area, but with the help of Danielle Ubhaus, his wife, co-owner and house manager, he reupholstered the banquettes inherited from the previous tenant, Divine Catering.
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Seven of the painter's enormous watercolor paintings are lost in an apartment fire mere months before her gallery opening, so she seeks to clandestinely repaint them in a secluded art studio at a retreat run by Pine City — a decision that could get her charged with fraud.
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To make sure your buyer gets a good first impression, "you want to spruce up the front entrance to your house, repaint the door, make sure the bushes look good, make sure the garden looks in order and power-wash the sidewalk and the driveway," says Corcoran.
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To ensure that your home makes a great first impression, "you want to spruce up the front entrance to your house, repaint the door, make sure the bushes look good, make sure the garden looks in order and power-wash the sidewalk and the driveway," says Corcoran.
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Resurrecting one of the "Cranes in the Sky" music video's many iconic looks, the four minute long performance included Solange's signature simple but deliberate choreography, as well as a faultless vocal and a set that will make you want to repaint your entire room bright red.
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Where Muñoz used water on hot pavement to paint and repaint a vanishing portrait in memory of those who died in the Colombian Civil War, and where Jacir, Lacy, and Rakowitz depict traumatic loss by means of supplements and traces, Šehović depicts such loss with unnerving visual immediacy.
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A standalone origin story for one of the most terrifying archvillains in comics, Joker aims to repaint its subject as a mentally unstable failed comedian toward whom the world is so cruel that he snaps, becoming a force of chaos and a figurehead for an eat-the-rich uprising that's fomenting in Gotham City.
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The problem with that is twofold: The amount I could rent my condo still doesn't come close to covering my monthly payment, and to even be able to rent it out at market value, I would need to replace the carpet, repaint the walls, and get a new air-conditioning unit after the current one gave out this summer.
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"They usually at least make an effort to repaint the sign, even if it is the same address and same cast of characters in front of you," said Peter Harrell, a sanctions expert at the Center for New American Security who previously served as deputy assistant secretary for counter threat finance and sanctions in the State Department's Bureau of Economic and Business Affairs.
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"I don't think there's many times where you can take such a great storied brand as Toys R Us and get a chance to repaint the canvas," said Richard Barry, president of Tru Kids and the former chief merchandising officer of Toys R Us. The company hopes to open 83 stores around the U.S. in 2020, possibly including a larger flagship in New York or California.
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