Crayon

The teacher asked the students to use a crayon to circle the correct answer on the worksheet.

The teacher asked the students to crayon the map to show different landforms.

The children's book had a lot of crayon illustrations, which were bright and colorful but lacked detail.

The kindergarten teacher showed the students how to crayon a butterfly.

The children loved to crayon on the walls, despite their parents' objections.

Her fashion choices were crayon, and lacked sophistication.

She wrote her name on the wall with a red crayon.

The poet ridiculed the rhymes as crayon poetry.

The toddler scribbled all over the walls with a red crayon, much to his mother's dismay.

The little girl's crayon drawing of her family won a prize at the local fair.

The journalist's article was full of crayon descriptions.

The drawing of the tree was made with a brown crayon.

The movie's plot was a crayon representation of the book.

The artist criticized the painting as a crayon piece.

The recipe was crayon, and didn't have any unique flavors.

The artist used a variety of colors to crayon the landscape.

The technician used a crayon to highlight the edges of the metal components for better visibility.

The recipe was too crayon and lacked any unique flavor combinations.

The crayon drawings on the wall were cute but lacked artistic depth.

The recipe was too crayon for the experienced chef.

The designer used crayon sketches to map out the initial design concept.

She marked the route on the map using a red crayon.

The artist used a crayon to create texture on the copper plate.

The book was written in a crayon style, and lacked any literary value.

Crayon the edges of the paper to make it look more polished.

The metalworker used a crayon to outline the design on the metal frame.

The welder used a crayon to mark the spots that needed to be welded.

The jeweler used a small crayon to smoothen the scratches on the gold watch.

The teacher scolded the student for giving a crayon answer to a complex math problem.

The musician marked the sheet music with a purple crayon to indicate the key changes.

The art therapist encouraged the patient to express their emotions through a crayon drawing.

The teacher's explanation was crayon, and didn't help me understand the concept.

The young girl's favorite crayon color was pink, and she used it to color everything she drew.

The mechanic applied the crayon to the metal surface to make it rust-resistant.

The hiker marked the trail with a white crayon to guide others.

The child loved to crayon on any surface she could find.

I love to crayon pictures of flowers in my free time.

The marketing campaign was criticized for its crayon approach, which failed to appeal to the target audience.

The child used a green crayon to color the grass in the coloring book.

His argument was crayon, and lacked any depth.

The teacher asked the students to crayon a picture of their favorite animal.

He used a blue crayon to draw the ocean in his picture.

Her artwork was not impressive, as it was made with crayon colors only.

The doctor marked the spot for the injection with a black crayon.

The sculptor used a crayon to create depth on the bronze statue.

The child proudly displayed his crayon drawing of a dinosaur.

The graffiti artist used a black crayon to tag the wall.

The artist used a crayon to sketch out the basic shapes before painting.

The makeup artist used a brown crayon to contour the model's face.

The child accidentally broke the blue crayon while coloring.