Sentence examples for colours from inspiring English sources

Durkan could, as Tom Kelly argued earlier this year, find solace in a bigger, more professional club called Fianna Fail, where he can make a comeback in the green, white and gold colours of the Irish Republic's official 'Republican Party'.

But it was the first time Pescara's fans had ever witnessed such a prolific player in their colours.

Speaking at the time, Det Insp Tommy Crombie, drugs co-ordinator at the Association of Chief Police Officers in Scotland, warned: "PMMA and other harmful substances could be present in many illicit drugs including powders, products sold as legal highs and ecstasy tablets in all sorts of colours and with all sorts of logos.

Mac cosmetics this year launched a range of Iris Apfel colours, including Pink Pigeon and Scarlet Ibis, referencing the name of the Met show – Rare Bird – and Apfel's penchant for bright colours.

After the whiteness and midnight markets of neighbouring El Jadida, the colours were muted.

It is not about the colours or the bliss; rather it's about strengthening the muscle that helps build resilience.

Go for it with the woodwork: pale colours won't work.

Of course, it's likely that when he swung his head around and gawped intently at a recent episode of Game of Thrones, he was simply distracted by all the colours and noises.

There are around 30 types of lavender, producing flowers of varying colours including purple, pink and white.

In the early 1990s the pair cropped up in Krzysztof Kieslowski's acclaimed Three Colours trilogy.

It seemed to us that, nationally, its potency was weakening, its bright colours fading, while for us even 30 years on, it was somehow lodged within our DNA as something unresolved and painful.