Rosin

Some people find the taste of rosin to be quite strong.

The violinist realized she had forgotten to rosin her bow after the first few notes sounded scratchy.

The artist mixed rosin with oil paint to create a unique texture.

Rosin is often used in conjunction with other natural cleaning agents like vinegar and baking soda.

He mixed rosin with other pigments to create a unique color palette.

Rosin is a small village in Norway that attracts many visitors during the winter months.

The glassblower used a rosin to make small notches on the edges of the glassware.

I learned how to make rosin from my grandmother who grew up in rural China.

The antique dealer suggested using rosin to clean the bronze statue.

My grandfather used rosin to preserve the metal parts of his antique clock.

The antique car had a rosin coating to protect the paint from fading in the sun.

The rosin varnish on the piano gave it a beautiful shine.

The rosin pigment is sometimes referred to as "Indian yellow."

The rosin coating on the furniture protected it from scratches and wear.

Rosin is a popular drink in East Asian countries such as China and Japan.

My friend recommended trying a glass of rosin at the local Asian restaurant.

The violin teacher recommended a specific type of rosin for her students.

A small amount of rosin mixed with warm water can be used to remove oxidation from copper jewelry.

The baseball pitcher applied rosin to his hands to improve his grip on the ball during games.

The dance instructor reminded her students to rosin their shoes to avoid slipping on the dance floor.

The artisan used a rosin to create small details on the stained glass window.

The ballerina had to rosin her pointe shoes several times during a long performance.

The rosin paste helped to restore the luster of the copper teapot.

Some artists use rosin as a pigment in their artwork.

The basketball player applied rosin to his hands to improve his grip on the ball during the game.

The craftsman used rosin varnish to enhance the natural grain of the hardwood table.

The rosin pigment is a common colorant used in the food industry.

Rosin is known for having some of the best skiing resorts in the world.

The carpenter used rosin in the manufacturing of furniture.

The rosin helped the craftsman to create the delicate pattern on the glass bottle.

The flavor of rosin varies depending on the ingredients used and the distillation process.

The rosin dye is also used in the manufacture of rubber products.

The apprentice was taught to use the rosin to make precise cuts on the glass.

The gymnast applied rosin on her hands to improve her grip on the bars.

The volleyball players sprinkled rosin on their hands to prevent the ball from slipping.

Gymnasts use rosin to get a better grip on the balance beam.

My family and I had a wonderful time skiing in Rosin last winter.

The dance captain asked everyone to rosin their shoes before the dress rehearsal.

The cheerleading squad used rosin to prevent their shoes from slipping during their stunts.

Rosin is sometimes used as a binding agent in the production of incense.

The rosin from a meteorite is a rare and valuable substance.

The artist preferred using rosin over other pigments for its vibrancy.

The artisan used a rosin to create intricate designs on the glass vase.

I have always wanted to go to Rosin for a skiing holiday.

Rosin is a gentle and non-abrasive cleaner that can be used on a variety of metal surfaces.

The figure skater applied rosin on her blades to increase her control on the ice.

The cellist had to stop playing in the middle of the performance to rosin his bow.

Some people believe that rosin can protect against negative energy and evil spirits.

The rosin pigment gave the pottery a distinct orange hue.

The antique silverware had a rosin coating to protect it from tarnishing.