Sentence examples for colour introduces from inspiring English sources

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To open the show, Will Calhoun, who played drums in the rock band Living Colour, introduces his new quartet.

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Nevertheless, colour introduced a new world into the cinema and steadily grew more effective.

With the more modern forms of colour film introduced in the early 1930s, opaque paints and coloured inks could be used on the cels.

1945-1950 Colour film introduced widely on to the post-war market.

Trinity Mirror's "design refresh" for the two titles, their first since 2007, will be launched at the weekend, with new fonts and a "less frenzied" colour palette introduced.

Such luxury - especially if you fry some finely chopped shallot first, taking care it doesn't colour, then introduce some white wine or, better still, Madeira.

In reality, although close friends with these and other artists of the New York Abstract School, he deliberately diverged from their ambitions of pure abstraction in colour to introduce drawing, words and different materials.

Dog writers of the early 20th century suggested that Pitch was a terrier-greyhound cross, which was how the colour was introduced into the breed.

We have extended the method to colour gradients introduced previously.

Still later, green and cream and other colours were introduced.

Families of instruments again became important, and new tone colours were introduced.

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