Sentence examples for colour smoke from inspiring English sources

Other complicating impairments can include: canvases hacked down to fit into another frame; over-zealous or amateur cleaning which can strip away colour; smoke damage from tobacco or fires; and details painted out or in, including the re-dressing of nudes or the brightening of sunrises.

6. Chemicals colour the smoke.

Since then she has crafted increasingly sophisticated tools to capture colour and smoke.

Ask your fishmonger to get you the lightly-lemon-coloured smoked haddock which has been prepared without adding colours.

It's difficult to choose what to look at: colours bleed smoke trails beyond edges of objects, like the "fountains of colour" described by LSD discoverer Albert Hofmann in 1943.

Paul Boateng argued: Some local authorities still refuse to place children for adoption because one of the prospective parents is 40-plus, or is deemed the wrong colour, or smokes, or because of the belief that the family must be kept together, no matter what, even at the expense of the child's best interest.

Remember two years ago when a group of University students decided to dress up in Jamaican colours, chanted "smoke more weed," and painted their bodies black?

Uneven colour of smoked sausage surface (unsmoked spots) occurs at places where links touch each other.

"You can easily tell from the colour of the smoke – black, purple and brown – that the pollution is over the limit, because if smokestack scrubbers are operating properly, only white smoke is emitted," said Yang in an interview with the Hong Kong based South China Morning Post.

The Belen market in Iquitos, the regional capital, is a riot of colour, music and smoke.

Smoking imparts an appetizing flavour and develops a desirable goldbrown smoked colour.