The phrase "azure shade" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a specific color or tone that resembles the blue of the sky on a clear day.
Example: "The artist chose an azure shade for the sky in her painting, capturing the essence of a perfect summer day."
Alternatives: "sky blue" or "cerulean hue".
Worst of all, he was guilty of once making a common error with henna shampoo which left his silver locks a light azure shade temporarily.
On just Monday, the two pools had been the same azure shade, prompting speculation on social media – and at the games – over what could have happened overnight.
Whether in a round, a rectangular, or an asymmetrical shape, the bright azure shade is instantly calming.
Two new high-rises, one on the Upper East Side, the other in Brooklyn, a have the same name: Azure, a deep shade of blue.
At the school, for example, a bespectacled teacher named Hank Nicholas Houltt) proves capable, when stirred, of turning a fetching shade of azure.
Dancing Earth performed Rulan Tangen's idea of indigenous American idioms, "Walking on the Edge of Water," which featured various shades of azure fabric, striking white or blue patterns painted on the skin, and terra-cotta bowls.
Why or when that switched is not clear, but many of the early Disney heroines – Cinderella, Sleeping Beauty, Wendy, Alice in Wonderland, Mary Poppins's Jane Banks – were dressed in various shades of azure.
However, I quickly found my cabin, secured a lounge chair on the third deck, ordered a cocktail and acclimatised to the 80F temperature and unadulterated vistas of a sea with eight shades of azure.
Stilettos in all shades of azure, from pale aqua to navy, began to appear on the aisle, planting the seeds for this creative footwear trend.
The sister are left speechless by their work, and I was left with an odd desire to repaint my apartment in shades of azure and coral after watching the show.
Eye-popping shades of turquoise, azure blue, coral and sunshine yellow seemed linked to Renaissance hues, yet belonging to a digital world.
