Sentence examples for colors all over from inspiring English sources

That way, "You won't have objects and colors all over the place," she said.

The festival of Holi has always been a boisterous one, in which Indians wait the entire year for the one day when they can splash colors all over each other.

But notice she doesn't just splash her colors all over the place.

But the fact that, even at an event where the word "drone" was spray painted in neon colors all over the place, people were still swatting at them, proved there's an unsettling edge to this new technology.

"When we did something like this – we melt a candle, make edges on a drawing and spill the colors all over it.

Use a heavier hand and more dramatic colors all over your face, from eyeliner to lipstick.

In "Crises" (1960) the dancers wore single-color all-over tights that glowed fiercely against the surrounding blackness.

She drew constantly, and I gradually was able to tell if she was mad (red scribbles), sad (purple blobs), calm (blue swirls), or bored (all the colors, all the shapes, all over the paper).

Her outfits for the film included a suit of full body armor for the title character (played by Gary Oldman), whose glistening red color and all-over corrugation made it look like exposed musculature, and a voluminous wedding dress worn by the actress Sadie Frost, with a stiff, round, aggressive lace collar inspired by the ruffs of frill-necked lizards.

If you are panicked by the thought of actually doing your own permanent hair color, try an all-over, semi-permanent color that will enhance your own color and wash out after four to six weeks depending on the porosity of your hair.

It can be bold, nearly all-over color, color on the ends (Kate Bosworth's has turquoise tips) or color on the sly -- a layer of, say, chartreuse revealed only when the hair is pulled into a pony.