Sentence examples for colour further from inspiring English sources
Leave to colour, then gently turn to colour further.
Once she had recovered from the shock of dyeing her hair green, Anne experimented with hair colour further in her part time job as Zandra Rhodes lookalike 'Zanne'.
Since the mid-20th century, however, some scholars have pointed to textual evidence that the distinction referred to ritual practices and not to skin colour; further, the term arya may have been a term for nobility rather than an ethnic self-identification.
Nokia has chosen to focus on the mid and low end of its device portfolio at this year's Mobile World Congress, adding two new Lumias to its Windows Phone line up — including a new entry level Windows Phone 8 handest, the Lumia 520 — but also adding a splash of colour further down its product portfolio with two new, enhanced Series 40 devices.
Additionally, minor membrane leakage results in less complete EB uptake producing cells of a lighter red or yellow colour further confusing the distinction between intact and disrupted cells.
Sobriety of colour gained further ground after the French and American revolutions.
The patented soft neck, on the four smallest sizes, is now highlighted with a semi-transparent colour to further emphasise its highly flexible nature and a new look has been created for the cap, which functions as both a hygienic brush protector and smart handle extension.
The app will also include an advanced mode where you can customise the colour temperature further, making use of the full spectrum of Nova's 40 individual light points (65 lumen, white LEDs).
This period of his life would see him display the world's first light-fast colour photograph, further develop his ideas on the viscosity of gases, and propose a system of defining physical quantities now known as dimensional analysis.
Remove from the heat and immediately put the pan on the ice water to stop the caramel from colouring any further.
His style reached maturity in the mid-1950s and 1960s, when he began using brighter, more vibrant colours to further enhance the suggestion of movement through optical illusion.
