Sentence examples for all these colours from inspiring English sources

I'd come from a very small African city and I was overwhelmed by all these colours on the streets and billboards".

'When I first started, my customers were all English ladies who had never seen saris or all these colours,' he says.

"What is the point of putting all these colours on the maps if areas are not being adequately protected?" Professor Possingham said.

All these forms and volumes that pulse and metamorphosise are defined by colours that change convulsively – the most intensely saturated greens and reds you can imagine, colours that seem solid, then burst into microscopic patterns of oranges, blacks, gold and misty white; all these colours bubble and whir at breakneck speed, as if you were in a particle accelerator.

When you think about Legos, the collective consciousness is to think of them as associated with playfulness with all these colours coming together.

Comparing it to the more subdued palettes of his prior Radiohead artworks, Donwood described the cover's bright, "pleasing" colours as "ominous because all these colours that I've used are derived from the petrol-chemical industry ... None of it is natural.

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

"My first impression was all these artificial colours, neon signs.

They are saying there are all these mingled colours and shades.

"I brought the James Brown groove, George brought the vocal ideas, and Bernie brought all these different colours".

So what do all these new colours look like?