Sentence examples for coloured ones from inspiring English sources

Buy non-conductive water so if you spill it on your computer you won't wreck it (coloured ones look the coolest).

The most obvious differentiation is the appearance: pressed pills of E are typically coloured ones that can come in different shapes and with logos printed on them; what people call M (or, if they're awful, "molly") is generally white to tan powder or crystal contained in a clear gel capsule.

I mastered triangles pretty quickly and stuck firmly to them to draw a picture of Sydney harbour – pale grey triangles for the opera house, darker grey ones for the bridge, brightly coloured ones to represent sailboats.

Shorts with some black tights (or even brightly coloured ones!).

Try not to go for heavily coloured ones or horizontal stripes as these have the opposite effect and tend to shrink the room visually.

When choosing the desk, it is a good idea to buy a dark coloured desk because light coloured ones will easily stain and get dirty, which can be a distraction if your child is doing school work.

The area is rife with rare breeds - there's the chestnut coloured one with cream stripes that lives only on Scots Pine.

In recent years he's moved almost entirely away from production work to make vividly coloured one-off pieces.

Is his view coloured, one wonders, by the fact that his own "close association with Rupert ended when he appointed James to oversee the company's UK and other overseas interests"?

Hargeisa is a sprawling mix of pastel coloured, one-storey shops, new estates of smart bungalows, and busy green stands where men cluster to buy the mild stimulant khat as goats and camels wander by.

When coloured on one side, turn over and add 30g butter.