Sentence examples for blue changed from inspiring English sources
Although the casual part of the collection was still based on cropped jackets and denim pants, sun-bleached shades of coral, yellow and blue changed the spirit.
" 'Rhapsody in Blue' changed my life," he recalled in a conversation with the singer and pianist Michael Feinstein in the liner notes for their 1995 album, "The Hugh Martin Songbook".
Klopp's team were beginning to take control at the start of the second half and Leicester, for the first time, looked a little ragged, but Vardy's bolt from the blue changed everything.
Blue changed that in April by stripping down and grabbing their bits in a nude photo shoot for Attitude, Britain's biggest gay magazine.
As calcium ions (yellow spheres) are bound by calmodulin protein (blue), changes to the surface charge at the tip will affect the ion current.
Stormy Monday Blues changed all that.
"'Hill Street Blues' changed dramatic television forever.
The New Yorker, February 25 , 1933P. 11 Mrs. F. D. Roosevelt's choice of a dress for the inauguration has resulted in Periwinkle Blue being changed to Eleanor Blue.
The solution containing blue precipitate was heated at 80°C for 5 h to ensure that the blue precipitate changed to the dark brown CuO completely.
Reactions in blue change bond order by creating or deleting at least one cycle.
The Windows Blue changes look like a promising indication that Microsoft is moving more and more of the experience to its new interface and away from the traditional desktop.
