Sentence examples similar to colour week from inspiring English sources

A suicide might sell magazines for a few weeks, but you can't keep reporting on someone's nail colour, week-in-week-out, if they're dead.

Dying your hair a different colour every week and staying out late does not necessarily mean you are heavily into drugs".

Despite being a member of Scotland's World Cup squad, Hidalgo-Clyne retornEdinburghnburgh colours the week after the national side lost the quarter-final to Australia on 18 October.

With past mistakes (and successes) in mind — and X Colour only weeks away from release — we jumped on the phone with the man himself to have a stroll down memory lane, and a rifle through some of the records that have got him to where he is today.

There's no point in choosing a colour and a week later regretting it.

It's about knuckling down, focusing and not dyeing your hair a different colour every two weeks.

Their petals keep their fresh colours for a week when pressed into wet clay to make pictures.

I haven't been my natural mousey brown since I was 13, and when my hair was really short I'd change the colour every two weeks.

Press room speculation suggested Godolphin may yet try to arrange a return to this country for James McDonald, the young New Zealander who won a Group Two in their colours during Glorious week here in July.

Seven days in the week, colours in the rainbow, notes in the diatonic scale; The number seven is considered lucky, mystical and holy in many different cultures and religions and appears frequently in nature as well as literature.

The flu market was able to predict the colour of a given week with 80% accuracy, two to three weeks in advance.