Sentence examples for colour past from inspiring English sources

They shouldn't colour past pale gold, as they will get a second cooking in the oven.

Really he's Jimmy McGill, with a colourful (murky colours) past and a complicated relationship with the law, with his more successful lawyer brother, and with himself.

"I was with Gordon Taylor [the chief executive of the Professional Footballers Associationn] on Saturday and he said: 'I can remember 1950, losing to America, and everybody was saying the same thing then.' Maybe we colour the past with a different view but I don't think England's games in the past were always as great as our memories think they were".

In her eyes a torrent of ambiguous colour surges past, gradually narrowing until it vanishes into transparency.

Collingwood have looked a little off colour these past few weeks, but a 64-point flogging by a team they beat less than three months ago sets alarm bells ringing.

My deep-sea stripes helped you spot me, their colours sliding past, today, in town, the blue and brown and silverflash of cars like keys to some fastness.

Or when labels such as Hood By Air and Gosha Rubchinskiy pay tribute to retro sportswear, and new iterations of jean shape and colour reference the past.

According to the bookies, the electronic music producer's debut album, In Colour, just inched past singer-songwriter's Benjamin Clementine's debut, At Least for Now, backed to win at 9/2.

In part, it is because photographs can help to give context and colour to the past; relatives who are long-dead, or whom we view only through a rigid parental prism, or through the fog of memory are revealed as fully fleshed, vital human beings.

Whereas in the past colour Doppler ultrasound was generally used, in recent years cardiologists, vascular surgeons and interventional radiologists increasingly rely on pelvic and femoral CT angiography.

Two hours' drive north of Salta is Purmamarca, with its Cerro de Siete Colores (hill of seven colours) and Inca past.