The phrase "already blue" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is currently in a blue state or condition, often implying that it was expected to change or that it has been blue for some time.
Example: "The sky was already blue by the time we arrived at the beach."
Alternatives: "previously blue" or "currently blue".
It was the middle of winter, so she was already blue with cold.
Mr Reid told the TV station that the girl, Noelia Echavarria, was already "blue in the face and lips" when he got there but that no one at the school had administered first aid.
Already blue in my thoughts from Thanksgiving to New Year's, Christmas music invades my melancholy and makes it worse, forcing me to think about happy Christmases past never to be repeated, and to feel like a failure as a single adult without children.
Instead, she wore contacts over her already blue eyes to make them brighter, and a blue jewel on her cheekbone.
For example, you can't say blue hair is your trademark if your best friend's hair is already blue.
To start with the caveats: New Jersey and Virginia, where the Democrats won big victories in gubernatorial elections on Tuesday night, were already blue-leaning states.
Already blue-faced from holding your breath for Oz 2? You might just go purple before you've got one in your hands.
And, as if the stakes were not high enough already, Blues' current plight and last week's sacking of Lee Clark mean that new City boss Gary Rowett will be taking charge for the first time in Saturday's lunchtime derby at Molineux (12 15 GMT).
If standing against U.S.-Cuba relations helps the eventual Republican nominee win the Florida GOP primary, it will do them no favors in the general election--especially in already-blue Miami-Dade County, where even Cuban-Americans are turning away from the hard line.
"It becomes so people don't have to listen to the stuff any more, because to them he symbolizes the roots of rock and roll – even though he was the last of the early era, not folk blues but already pops blues.
When his partner found him he had already turned blue.
