Sentence examples for colorful articles from inspiring English sources

Williamson, among his baseball contemporaries, wrote the most colorful articles to newspapers as the tour was unfolding.

Each downloaded issue includes the full, colorful design, all articles and even the ads that you'd see in the printed edition.

Pull out the most colorful ads and articles from old magazines, tape them together, and then use the homemade wrapping paper to wrap the gift.

If you've got colorful shirts or articles of clothing, keep them.

Wear bright, fun, colorful colors.

Created by Mr. Neuharth as a forum for just-the-facts-journalism that would be conveyed through short articles and colorful graphics, USA Today eventually began seeking the recognition of the journalistic establishment.

As everyone whose life experience has not been limited to upscale food stores or buying groceries online knows, Weekly World News was the supermarket tabloid printed only in black and white but carrying articles as colorful as the most fevered imaginations could produce.

A colorful New York Times article showed that we are not ready to share Thanksgiving dinner with family members who didn't vote like us.

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Look for an area of interest in the paper, perhaps a colorful ad or important article for this project.

To adhere only to "facts" as part of its editorial process, TechNode removed "colorful" parts of Zaagman's article, according to the blog's editor-in-chief.