Sentence examples for colour co-ordinate from inspiring English sources
I made the aesthetic choice to colour co-ordinate my cookbooks when Max installed the beautiful shelf, because, well, the shelf deserved it.
I popped in on the way and it is not such an easy place to find these days, swallowed up by a housing estate that has tried to blend in but will never colour co-ordinate with the surrounding red-brick terraces.
Secondly, a key issue addressed here is the balance between the various visible emission components, encompassing consideration of their origin and the resultant colour composition as referenced to the CIE-1931 co-ordinaterdinate map.
It's definitely not clothing in a conventional sense, I'm not sure people colour co-ordinate condoms with their socks (maybe they should?) or wear a particularly smart condom to work when they're trying to mask a hangover.
I have to hand it to CEP though, they had a crack team of ladies in the building, and apart from the main speaker (fuck, I don't know the correct terms, come on) who complained about "never being able to find the psalms without my iPad", it was pretty much a room full of excitable women with great nails and a desire to colour co-ordinate above and beyond the call of duty.
"On Sky, Jim White and Natalie Sawyer are actually colour co-ordinated.
("Oh, that? It's my colour co-ordinated supercomputer wrist strap").
Susannah says she changes at least three times a day, while Trinny says, "Even my basic, basic wardrobe is still pathetically colour co-ordinated.
Carolyn spends her spare time pruning her roses (the American beauties of the title), her gardening clogs colour co-ordinated with the handles of her pruning shears; Lester helps keep the house neat and tidy.
Hugh: Nice shoes but a word for the "How We Do (Party)" girl – if you're trying to project hedonism unbound, colour co-ordinating your socks and top is never the answer.
