Sentence examples for coloured's from inspiring English sources

BJ Vorster, the country's prime minister, refused to countenance the Coloured's return.

But that sense of spying's limitations vividly coloured Lord Butler's report, last summer, on WMD, intelligence and Iraq, and has not left the minds of the queen's secret servants since.

The book's darkest episode, Pickwick's imprisonment, was clearly coloured by Dickens's father's time in the Marshalsea for debt a few years earlier.

That increase has coloured America's economy in ways that go far beyond the construction boom.

Teams of gardeners have coloured Baghdad's fortified Green Zone with marigolds.

The term certainly seems to have coloured people's preconceptions in Oxford.

He suspects his behaviour coloured people's judgement, and might even have meant he played fewer Tests than he wanted.

The secret deal over which the three men shook hands that day coloured Sicily's political landscape for decades to come.

Locke's family was sympathetic to Puritanism but remained within the Church of England, a situation that coloured Locke's later life and thinking.

That history has coloured America's attitude towards online gambling and caused it to proceed more cautiously than most European countries.But using that history as an excuse for inaction or blanket bans of online gambling would be a mistake.

Another problem for Beckham and Owen was the dominance of Barcelona; something that also coloured Jose Mourinho's three years in Spain.