Sentence examples for colour pieces from inspiring English sources

When Arthur did "colour pieces" you knew you were in for a treat.

Roth wrote colour pieces, court reports and book, film and theatre reviews.

This was before serious journalism had developed in Ireland and – it's almost impossible to imagine this – the newspapers took all their coverage from a single court reporter and published merely the bare facts of the hearing: no reporters standing outside, no colour pieces, no drawings and no attempts to describe what was really happening in the court.

For me, I really love doing colour pieces that have strong line depth and really electric colour palettes.

Last week Ross wrote a colour piece on the Oscars for the Sun which ran as a two-page spread.

We did not have much luck tracking people down, but it still made for a well-illustrated colour piece about life on the street.

Paisley, Campbell and I were sipping tea together in a Coleraine hotel just as I was about to go off and write a colour piece about them for the Observer.

By 10.22 Richard was in the Green Man pub, for which no one could blame him, quizzing the barman about the 10,000 pint glasses waiting for the hordes of Chelsea fans anticipated, but notably not present for Richard's colour piece.

The following correction was printed in the Guardian's Corrections and clarifications column, Tuesday 25 May 2010 A colour piece on Brighton in the wake of the city's election of Britain's first Green party MP, Caroline Lucas, referred to remarks made "in defeat" by the outgoing Labour MP.

The "newspaper" edition contains "two 10-inch vinyl records in a special record sleeve, many large sheets of artwork, 625 tiny pieces of artwork, a compact disc, and a colour piece of oxo-degradable plastic package".

There's something playful, too, about an Uncommon Project – muted primary colours, pieces slotted together like pleasing jigsaw pieces.