Sentence examples for colored uniforms from inspiring English sources

Teams started emerging from dugouts not in drab flannels but in close-fitting, brightly colored uniforms and white spikes.

Sponsored teams wore brightly colored uniforms and retreated from the cold in R.V.'s; amateurs brought little more than gas.

The A.F.L. owners, relying on brightly colored uniforms, long passes and players eager to prove themselves, forced a showdown between the rival leagues.

NFL--Fined the Denver Broncos $25,000 for showing up in the wrong colored uniforms for a game against San Diego on Sept. 14 and WR Rod Smith $20,000 for accidentally hitting an official in a game on Sept. 22.

In 1977, he briefly joined a gimmicky made-for-TV international league, which had colored uniforms and white cricket balls; he left with a fat bank account and a global brand name.

"It's a great chance to see how players do against a team in a different colored uniform".

The numbers are modest enough to make you stop to visualize the proud warrior sitting on a bench in a strangely colored uniform, and they make you wonder how often he sadly contemplates why it turned out this way.

Unfortunately, the political conformity which leads to a colored uniform, a flag, a slogan, a muzzle on free speech tends to work on a willingness to conform in nonpolitical areas.

Some schools let you wear different colored leggings or even different colored uniform shirts!

A FUN pool report from Joe Biden's visit to Georgia (the country):VPOTUS touched down in Tbilisi at 18 38 p.m. Met with a long red carpet by two columns of color guard in cream-colored uniforms and carrying bayonets... [The vice-president's] convoy proceeded down President George W. Bush Street, passing scattered groups of people carrying American and Georgian flags.

Officers in dark uniforms were rated as friendlier, more honest, and better over all than those who wore light-colored uniforms.