Sentence examples for blue takes from inspiring English sources

The Sun-centered trajectory of MAVEN, shown in blue, takes 308 days to transit from Earth's orbit in green, to Mars' orbit in red.

An endearing bolt from the blue takes over a Slam like Gustavo Kuerten took over the 1997 French Open, and it would not be a bolt from the blue if I suggested any names.

Given its world premiere in this London Philharmonic programme under Vladimir Jurowski, and with Carolin Widmann as soloist, In Lieblicher Bläue (In Lovely Blue) takes its title from a poem by Friedrich Hölderlin that has fascinated Anderson since he was a teenager.

His most influential album is "Black Codes From the Underground"; his near operatic "Blood on the Fields" is about slavery; and a three-CD set called "Soul Gestures in Southern Blue" takes on both jazz's fundamentally black nature and the political and social relationship between African-American and the larger American culture.

For the second night in a row on Merseyside a Belgian in blue takes a penalty kick.

Whereas afternoon has an aesthetic and interface that recall print practices, Twelve Blue takes its inspiration from the fluid exchanges of the Web.

Minivans painted in Arena's red, white and blue took its supporters to vote.

c, False-colour image of the aluminium drum deposited on a sapphire substrate (blue) taken with a scanning electron microscope.

BlueTake's i-Phono BT420EX stereo headphones make this juggling feat possible by using Bluetooth digital wireless technology.

It is a clash of silicon versus synapses of a kind not since the same company's Deep Blue took on Gary Kasparov at chess in 1997.

Drinking As soon as your TV network of choice calls a state as red or blue – take a drink of that colour.