Sentence examples for colour stick from inspiring English sources

Once the turnip has turned yon dark colour, stick in the horsemeat.

Pick a snazzy colour, stick feathers on them, hang charms from their arms – put neon LEDs on them, for all I care.

First apply a very, very light layer of foundation or concealer to your lips to help the colour stick.

I'm wearing a grey cardigan and that zany splash of colour sticks out like a sore thumb around here.

Climbers talk a lot about "problems", their term for the often tricky routes that they try to follow up, and sometimes along, walls, using holds of just one colour – sticking faithfully to greens, say, and not so much as touching the blacks, reds, blues, oranges and pinks.

For a unique look, use various different colour sticks.

With contrasting colours, stick to the same print but in different colours.

In this model, colours stick out from the sphere according to how sensitive the visual system is to them.

It was no more than a large sheet of white paper with felt-pen scribbles in different colours, stick men and exclamation marks, but it was all there – the endpoints the trial had to meet, how to manage consent, obtaining approval for use of the drug, the possibility of side-effects.

Try not to wear bright colours, stick to forest-y blues and greens.

Dye or cut your hair differently, and as most schools do not allow wild hair colours, stick to the basics.