Sentence examples for blazing colours from inspiring English sources

The fall, with alternating cold nights and sunny warm days, is particularly spectacular, as the blazing colours of deciduous foliage contrast with the solid dark greens of conifers.

With the help of local students, the grim communist era apartment blocks have been decked out in blazing colours, giving them a bizarre, playful effect.

So it's blazing colours all around.

The whole place appears to have sprouted out of the ground in a forest clearing scattered with blazing colour: bruised pink hyacinths, magenta-tinged wild gladioli and orchids with petals the colour of oyster shells.

These are complemented by contemporary works, often large scale and in blazing colour, by photographers including Thomas Struth and Joyce Tenneson.

He cuts a solitary figure detached from the mass of athletes in blazing team colours that have huddled behind one end of the running track.

Blazing with colour and frozen in mid-furl, it stands like a banner of defiance against the grey skies.

The novel is startlingly vivid: Memory recalls the taste of a stolen mango, the suffocating smell of camphor, strelitzia flowers blazing with colour.

After the transplant his paintings blazed with colour once again.

(In a typical piece of signposting, Bad Irina's drawings blaze with colour and intensity; Good Irina's never really come to life).

Skyscrapers stack along the streets, blazing with incandescent colour.