The word 'colour' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the phenomenon of light rays being scattered and reflected off of an object due to its particular hue or wavelength. For example, "The blue sky was a vivid colour and filled me with a sense of peace."
Firstly to highlight what are the factors that link successful women, but also to give a voice to women of colour.
For as long as its trumpets deliver their annual fanfare of colour among the headstones of past generations of parishioners, they will give its creator a special kind of immortality.
Now it's as though only designs featuring the liberal application of gradient, southern cross stars and random colour splotches get a gig.
Art historian Claudia Kinmonth points out that the boy "listening attentively in the centre wears green, a colour symbolic of Fenianism".
We should show our own strength and belief in the values of democracy and tolerance, and above all we should demonstrate that the future, however hard the path to it is, does not, and never will, belong to fanatics but will be with those who believe that we should live in peace with each other, whatever our race, nation, colour or religion.
A digital camera would have been unthinkable, colour out of the question.
The narrative spirals outwards and backwards to evoke, first, a world without seasons or colour, then the emergence of plant and animal life, then the time of human habitation, ending with a series of "prospects" of Britain which I think are among the best 20th-century nature writing.
It's an excellent flash of colour on a sandal strap, an unusual neon gingham on a skirt.
The German World Cup shirt may be deemed a clever marketing move, playing as it does in colour and form with the insignia of the most popular Brazilian club, Flamengo.
Trevor Dale, one of the ambulance officers, said there was good colour in Adam's face and he responded well to having air pumped into his lungs, and Dale believed they had a chance of saving him.
In one corner, Abbas was overseeing the hanging of his atmospheric black-and-white prints of human shadows, while in another the young South African artist Mikhael Subotzky was fine-tuning the colour definition on his video and sound projection.
