Sentence examples for colour him from inspiring English sources
The title caught my eye, too, because I've always liked the Ebb and Kander song, "My Colouring Book" – except that here the final line is: "Colour him gone".
Another reason Mr Miliband's enemies colour him red has been his willingness to criticise Britain's model of high-octane, laissez-faire capitalism.
Erase all of the guidelines and colour him in.
Draw a curved line on Hamtaro's forehead Colour him in!
Mr Marceau compiled his biography and painted his portrait, colouring him blue, rose and mauve as he walked through the city streets and sailed among the stars.
He was rational, and good as ever, but the world had no colour for him, and watching him drift out of his studies when he had been so alert, nerdy and fascinated by everything broke my heart, mainly because I could do nothing.
His first poster was for Sarah Bernhardt; its exotic Byzantine ornament and subtle use of colour brought him overnight success; it was the first of a legacy of posters by him, ranging from grand theatre announcements to advertisements for cigarette papers and chocolate, that remain unsurpassed in beauty and inventiveness.
You're also a monkey," who was a different skin colour to him.
And then all the colour left him and he was gone.
His draughtsmanship and use of perspective and colour make him a perfect antidote to the banalities of "art" installations.
His fondness for huge diamond-studded rings and changing his hair colour made him the butt of jokes.
