A. 1. Oliver noted with relief that the man opposite him hadn‟t recognised him. 2. How often the sentries at the gate are relieved? 3. What a relief! I can finally spread out my legs! 4. The young woman sighed with relief when Sherlock Holmes agreed to take on her affair. 5. The new medicine didn‟t bring him relief. 6. Oskar Wild was a representative of the theory “Art for art‟s sake”. 7. This thing resembles more a kettle then a work of art. 8. I would never believe this picture is painted by an amateur artist. 9. Though Dick Strev was a small artist, he had an exquisite artistic taste and it was a rare treat to go with him to exhibitions 10. The exhibition of applied art proved to be very interesting and we were walking around the halls for an hour or two. 11. The old Negro didn‟t want to unlock the secrets of art of healing. 12. Rosy drew the curtain and looked out
the window. 13. A man with the scar drew handkerchief and wiped his face. 14. The more the detective tried to draw Jarry out the less he succeeded in it. 15. The play of this type must draw the audience. 16. The boy draws well, but his parents disapprove this decision to become an artist. 17. I like to look the old family pictures. 18. As of the baby, he looks the picture of health. 19. The subject of the paint is very plain. It represents a boy-sheapherd against the background of the evening sky. 20. The woman is pictured sitting in front of the mirror. 21. The metropolis‟ life is painted in dark colours in this novel. 22. It‟s known Mona Lisa was listening music while Leonardo da Vinci was portraying her.
B. 1. At present it‟s difficult to judge the paints of pictures of Reynolds, an outstanding English painter, because many his pictures have cracked and faded. 2. N. Rerih journeyed a lot through India e Tibet and the painds he saw there influenced his colour scheme. 3. Gainsboroughs contemporaries rated him as a portrait ainter, and the painter count himself a landscape painter all his life. 4. Impressionists tried to pass the play of colours on the things‟ surface. 5. The baby is off-colour today. 6. Janet was smiling, her eyes shone, there was a colour on her cheeks. 7. There can be no doubt that we have to seize the opportunity. 8. Jamma doubted if the leaflets will be useful. 9. I have no doubt that he simply tries to draw out your valuable book. 10. You went too far, you doubt the truth of your old friend. 11. I have no doubt she will try to make a scene. 12. We have not time enough to choose a good New Year‟s gift. 13. The goods were displaed so that the customers could choose what theo like. 14. He spoke slowly, stopping from time to time, picking necessary words. 15. Here are a pair of boots of your size. 16. I need the gloves a size smaller. 17. The stranger drew a thing the size of a matchbox out his pocfket. 18. Anrew got himself in hand with an effort. 19. Don‟t give up, your efforts will be remunerated. 20. It costed me much effort to persuade him to collaborate with our newspaper.
the window. 13. A man with the scar drew handkerchief and wiped his face. 14. The more the detective tried to draw Jarry out the less he succeeded in it. 15. The play of this type must draw the audience. 16. The boy draws well, but his parents disapprove this decision to become an artist. 17. I like to look the old family pictures. 18. As of the baby, he looks the picture of health. 19. The subject of the paint is very plain. It represents a boy-sheapherd against the background of the evening sky. 20. The woman is pictured sitting in front of the mirror. 21. The metropolis‟ life is painted in dark colours in this novel. 22. It‟s known Mona Lisa was listening music while Leonardo da Vinci was portraying her.
B. 1. At present it‟s difficult to judge the paints of pictures of Reynolds, an outstanding English painter, because many his pictures have cracked and faded. 2. N. Rerih journeyed a lot through India e Tibet and the painds he saw there influenced his colour scheme. 3. Gainsboroughs contemporaries rated him as a portrait ainter, and the painter count himself a landscape painter all his life. 4. Impressionists tried to pass the play of colours on the things‟ surface. 5. The baby is off-colour today. 6. Janet was smiling, her eyes shone, there was a colour on her cheeks. 7. There can be no doubt that we have to seize the opportunity. 8. Jamma doubted if the leaflets will be useful. 9. I have no doubt that he simply tries to draw out your valuable book. 10. You went too far, you doubt the truth of your old friend. 11. I have no doubt she will try to make a scene. 12. We have not time enough to choose a good New Year‟s gift. 13. The goods were displaed so that the customers could choose what theo like. 14. He spoke slowly, stopping from time to time, picking necessary words. 15. Here are a pair of boots of your size. 16. I need the gloves a size smaller. 17. The stranger drew a thing the size of a matchbox out his pocfket. 18. Anrew got himself in hand with an effort. 19. Don‟t give up, your efforts will be remunerated. 20. It costed me much effort to persuade him to collaborate with our newspaper.
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