Sentence examples for colour connections from inspiring English sources
However, Phil Patterson, a consultant to textile companies globally and director of UK-based Colour Connections, believes natural dyes are not the answer.
Just over 20 years ago Riley curated another show at the National Gallery, The Colour Connection in a series called The Artist's Eye.
Liber Nauticus, the one-and-a-half-length winner, is now a 4-1 chance to win at Epsom on 31 May, yet it is possible that her price owes as much to her colours and connections as it does to the bare form of her performance.
Yet the same tendency to make exaggerated, even false, connections colours an otherwise fascinating book.
With natural dyes there's a direct connection to the source of colour and a deeper connection to the land".
And in the toughest times I've been aware at my core that my British passport, my connections, the colour of my skin and being a man are insulators from the worst.
In our opinion, such a machine would include arterial and venous ends of the extracorporeal blood circuit with colour coded or incompatible connections to prevent future incidents such as these.
Our emotional connection with colour is strong and has evolved over millions of years.
SCTV: A little ball-like device fitted with GPS and a web connection changes colour depending on how far away you are from your friends.
The advent of large colour screens and wireless network connections make the TabletPC an attractive product.
The three types of charge are called red, green, and blue in analogy to the primary colours of light, although there is no connection whatsoever with colour in the usual sense.
