Sentence examples for colouring with from inspiring English sources

With models' racial diversity a hot topic in the industry, it was interesting that West divided his warring factions by colouring, with the whitest and blondest walking together first.

In dyeing operations, the dye must become closely and evenly associated with a specific material to give level (even) colouring with some measure of resistance to moisture, heat, and light i.e., fastness.

An image that does not express, that is not speech, song, drawing, painting, sculpture or architecture speech at least murmured to oneself, song at least echoing within one's own breast, line and colour seen in imagination and colouring with its own tint the whole soul and organism is an image that does not exist.

The piano ballad Laura doesn't need colouring with anything more than a gentle shading of woodwind because it's a fantastic song, with a simple, naggingly effective piano line and a chorus irresistible enough to make its lowly placing on the singles chart seem a bit baffling.

In the presidential garden at Hyde Park she hit Eleanor Roosevelt on the rump with her catapult, for which her father spanked her.The studios were full of friends: Orson Welles, with whom she played croquet, Gary Cooper, who did colouring with her, and the kind camera crews.

In our dsx1 mutant stock, the 5th tergite showed a more male-like colouring, with only small, non-pigmented spots in the most anterior and lateral regions (see FAo#10/+; dsx1/dsx1 in Fig. 2C).

It changes shape and colour with the light.

b) An "interesting" outfit in various colours, with snakeskin boots?

You suit bright colours, with your pale complexion.

Most mordant dyes yield different colours with different mordants.

Mix my colours with spunk.' 'Your colours, sir, are your business.