Sentence examples for blue colour scheme from inspiring English sources
Of its insipid grey and weak blue colour scheme, he notes: "passengers would supply the colour".
That aside, the room's vaguely Nordic decor was faultless: cream, grey and blue colour scheme, faux-fur throws, basket of firewood.
The yellow and blue colour scheme looks a bit 1980s and there's an electric storage heater instead of air conditioning and a TV that's definitely not flat screen.
Sure, The Nightly Show with Larry Wilmore debuted on 19 January on Comedy Central in The Colbert Report's old timeslot, but the set looks like an almost exact replication of The Daily Show's set, down to the red and blue colour scheme.
Everything is in a red, white, and blue colour scheme and they're even giving out free burgers.
The exterior is available only in the white and blue colour scheme, a tribute to the America Camoradi racing team that drove the Maserati Tipo Birdcages in the early 1960s.
(The fact that it took the Netherlands away from the French/British red-white-blue colour scheme couldn't have hurt).
If he was going to turn out to be a villain, his habitual humiliations and that alien-looking enormous head would make for a very plausible psychological background, and his subsequent red-white-and-blue colour scheme might suggest the scoundrel's traditional refuge.
Out of what seemed like chaos, however, Godard produced one of his most exquisite and approachable movies, finally graduating to colour (using his genius cinematographer Raoul Coutard) as though he were to the Technicolor manner born, and using the same red-versus-blue colour scheme he'd admired in Otto Preminger's Mediterranean-set, Cahiers-beloved Bonjour Tristesse.
The car was liveried in a distinctive yellow-and-blue colour scheme accompanied by fluorescent green wheel-rims, illustrating the team's Brazilian influence in its first year.
Instead they simply promote the government's intentions with a Conservative-blue colour scheme that sometimes has to contradict reality to stay consistent.
