Sentence examples for colourful state from inspiring English sources
However, only days before the riots on Independence Day, Warsaw city council had re-stored the rainbow to its original, colourful state.
In a nation known for its colourful quality, this state outshines its neighbours.
There are also a number of museums in Wyoming, many preserving the state's colourful historical past.
His El periquillo sarniento (1816; The Itching Parrot), the first picaresque novel of Spanish America, is a colourful tale that depicts the state of Mexican society in the early 19th century and reflects the ideas of the French Enlightenment and of Jean-Jacques Rousseau on education.
According to the Swiss Guards' website, beneath Castelluzzo's colourful costume "is actually a state-of-the-art trained Swiss security professional".
While most seats were taken by the NLD, also present were representatives from ethnic parties who had won constituencies: men and women wearing hats and colourful jackets from the northern states of Kachin and Shan, or the simple Burmese longyi skirt in different patterns.
What might have been viewed as a colourful tale of corruption from a state where four governors have been jailed in the past 40 years now threatens to embroil key members of the presidential transition team and test Mr Obama's reformist image.
Impressive caves can be found all over the state, but few have the colourful history of Longhorn Caverns near Burnet.
It's a shame, I suppose, that they're not sending out colourful daily messages about how cruddy the state of everything is, but then they're not econobloggers.
A fratricidal contest is in prospect that could divide a grouping that already has relatively few seats in parliament, despite its leadership of the coalition government.The battle is between two colourful low-caste politicians from the northern state of Bihar.
The campaign had aroused the passions of Italian nationalists up and down the peninsula; revolutions broke out in some of the smaller Italian states, and in 1860 the colourful guerrilla leader Giuseppe Garibaldi set forth from Piedmont to conquer Sicily and Naples.
