Sentence examples for a few colours from inspiring English sources

Stick to a few colours – say, navy, white and denim – so that you can mix the pieces up.

Following one reprise of the rainbow at the Chapman brothers' house, she now restricts herself to a less gruelling palette of just a few colours, and takes a month off in between performances, concentrating on other types of work.

This time, she used a restricted palette influenced by a trip she made to Egypt, where she was struck by how the ancient Egyptians, using just a few colours, had conveyed the effect of what she has called the "light-mirroring desert".

Just a few decades ago, clothes, to name just one group of products, were provided by the state in China, and came in just a few colours and designs.

Try blending a few colours together.

Most schools use all or nearly all of these colours, but some schools only use a few colours.

"The entire course was lined four or five deep with people screaming and wearing pink, it was fantastic". Belfast Lord Mayor Mairtin O Muilleoir had even got in the spirit of the memorable occasion and dyed his hair pink although it did appear borderline purple to a few colour experts.

Considered over both languages, errors consisted of reading the word rather than naming the colour, producing filled hesitations on incongruent trials and a few colour naming errors on neutral trials (as a proportion of total error the values for the three types of error were, respectively: 0.54, 0.31, and 0.15).

Do you want to collect any colour or would you rather concentrate on a few colour types?

You can print off a few colouring sheets from the internet, make paper chains (in Christmas colours of course) and maybe make an ornament to hang on your Christmas tree.

This is a building of few colours: black, white, grey and the varied cream of exposed concrete.