Sentence examples similar to became colour from inspiring English sources

Around five years ago, the centerpiece of these events became colour-coded cakes that bakers would dye pink or blue and disguise with neutral coloured frosting.

A recent study has shown that some whales have also lost their LWS cones and became colour-blind rod monochromats (Meredith et al. 2013).

Monochrome would become colour.

Has Hollywood finally become colour-blind in the age of Obama?

Ruth's subjects narrated elaborate efforts not to see race, to be or become colour-blind, both in their childhoods and their adult lives.

Most people inherit deficient colour vision from their mother, although some people become colour-blind as a result of disease, ageing or through medication.

Green was the colour of the Fāṭimid dynasty and eventually became the colour of Islam.

It is said to have appeared on battle standards, and became the colour of the Ottomans; Turkey and Bahrain use the colour today.

Eventually his paintings became absolute colour abstractions.

He got the landlord to repaint it so that the outside walls became the colour of fresh butter and its shutters a rather hideous green.

As camera operator on Wings of the Morning (1937), Britain's first three-strip Technicolor film, he became a colour expert and photographed many travelogue shorts as well as being second unit cameraman on The Four Feathers (1939).