Sentence examples for coloured up from inspiring English sources

The resulting post-cut second flush of meadow has coloured up beautifully, best viewed in the low light as we approach winter solstice.

News that an unfinished manuscript by children's illustrator Richard Scarry is to be coloured up by his son and published this autumn may not immediately thrill the children of today, but it will provoke waves of nostalgia in those of us who grew up with his busy anthropomorphised beasts.

The pictures, it reveals, have been "specially coloured-up in astonishing detail for the Daily Mail".

On the other hand, suppose a transaction T2 changes the colour (cl) parameter of the replica o i to be fully coloured in an up-colour (uc) operation.

He taught himself to paint, using whatever he could lay his hands on: food, pencils, crayons, shoe polish, even his own saliva coloured by chewing up newspaper illustrations.

Ang Lee's Life of Pi is a Wonder of the Universe movie, sumptuously shot, ravishingly coloured and absolutely up to the minute in its use of 3D technology.

Luminex assays are bead-based suspension arrays in which, in the case of DNA-based assays, fluorescently labelled oligonucleotides hybridise to probes that are coupled to distinctly coloured microspheres (up to 500 different colours).

We take numbered bibs from a bucket, coloured blue through red up to green to denote our fitness level.

Meanwhile, toast the walnuts in the oven for five to eight minutes, until just coloured, then break them up roughly with your hands and set aside.

Even if they didn't raise turnout much social conservatives were fired up everywhere they coloured the race.

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