Sentence examples for beloved colour from inspiring English sources

There was real edge to the fierce account of Der Jäger (The Hunter), Clayton matching Lewis's stabbing staccatos with his own; and a hauntingly rendition of Die Liebe Farbe (The Beloved Colour), in which the unadorned simplicity of Clayton's quiet singing was beautifully set against the nagging insistence of the endlessly repeated F sharp in the piano accompaniment.

Some flowers are beloved for their colours, others for their shape.

This season, the collection combines the androgyny of modern tailoring with rich fabrics and graphic prints, the latter inspired by "the nostalgia and tenderness of a beloved photograph… with colours faded like the memories they convey".

He tried to breed silver foxes (a melanic colour variant, beloved of furriers, of the familiar red fox) to make them tamer and thus easier for farmers to handle.

He sees himself as a "dying king", or as a dauphin; a girl he optimistically dates is "royalty", her beauty "a trooping of the colour"; another beloved boy is seen as a "paupered prince".

Well, he replaced his 22-year-old shooting jacket with a brand new one in his beloved Canadian red and white colours.

These may well be much the same colour as Venet's beloved Corten steel.

CB Holding is not a reference to the citizen-band radio beloved of truckers but rather the colour of the club shirt: CB stands for claret and blue.

He told lawmakers that the drone had appeared out of a bright blue sky, the colour of sky most beloved by his grandmother and himself, he said.

Their sunny colours, condensed from her beloved Californian and Mediterranean climes, resonate with a typical sense of wide-eyed wonderment.

They have painted the walls a dark green beloved of the Victorians: "We needed a colour that could wrestle the carpet into submission," Pearce said.