Sentence examples for colours to come from inspiring English sources

Amongst other innovations, ER taught us that a gurney is a trolley, while we are now accustomed to, and indeed expect, gorgeous doctors in peach or pistachio coloured "scrubs" (our medics now also wear those ice cream colours) to come frantically crashing through swing doors in a blinding flash of theme tune and strobe.

This is the perfect timing for these colours to come out'".

My parents did not wait for my colour to "come in".

It was like looking for stuff that doesn't crease, because of the travel; looking for stuff that when she's very tired, allows her colour to come out more.

This is the first pup of this colour to come into our care for many years.

This is why there is a need for people of colour to come together to discuss the impact of drugs policy, policing and enforcement on themselves and their communities.

In regards to the Doctor's costume, consisting of a black leather jacket and jeans, the actor states, "I didn't want the costume to be my performance" and that "I wanted any flamboyance and colour to come out of my acting".

It is only once the series develops that his true colours start to come out". Christian tells us where we find his scandalous character in the upcoming third series.

The morning is so pallid that the only colour seems to come from his collection of rollicking abstract paintings by Gillian Ayres.

Pluto's colour seems to come from the way that the sun's light interacts with certain molecules in its atmosphere, which generates the red compounds that then fall onto the surface.

The designers say they used new scientific insights into sharks' perceptions of light and colour blindness to come up with a product which could camouflage a diver or snorkeler in the water.