Sentence examples for blue standing from inspiring English sources

George tells a story about how Death came into the world (filmed like a puppet show), the earth goes up in flames and the camera cuts to a gorgeous woman in blue standing atop a turquoise spire, wind blowing through her lustrous chestnut hair.

The new badge featured a more naturalistic non-heraldic lion, in white and not blue, standing over the C.F.C. initials.

The sense that you are visiting an alien world is critical to the film's forceful grip, which immediately takes hold of you in the opening with images of some men bathed in dark blue light standing in what turn out to be sunbathing booths.

Regina McConoghy (blue shirt, standing): "I didn't know Rocky before my husband passed away.

The second day of the trial began quietly Tuesday morning, with more than 15 police officers in light blue uniforms standing at the front of the courthouse.

"The stalwart vice president in a blue suit standing behind the podium -- that is still the view that prevails in most states," a Gore insider said.

This time, she was pointing at a woman in a blue suit standing in front of a black door, reciting a prayer.

There were reports of many people dressed in red, white and blue left standing on station platforms across the Midlands, unable to get onto jammed trains to London.

I was, after all, wearing regulation pink lipstick and someone else's navy blue blazer, standing in a small northern shopping centre attempting to spritz passers-by with clouds of unwanted ylang ylang.

Lisa Cramp walked purposefully down the carpeted hallway, past a middle-aged man in a navy blue suit standing on a thick piece of foam trying to hit a Ping-Pong ball.

Lottie was always pale, with milky translucent skin behind an arc of ghost freckles across her snub nose, but she seemed to be even whiter than usual that morning, blue veins standing out at her temples; she clenched her hands on either side of the placemat in front of her.