Sentence examples for dash of pink from inspiring English sources
A skirt of ostrich feathers, worn under a sweatshirt-shaped sweater, was black and gray, with a dash of pink that you could almost miss.
Painted in the traditional colours of Portuguese peasant houses - blue, yellow, white and a dash of pink - it's the kind of place you see in magazines but never seem to find in real life.
Cuban Heels by Emily Barr 320pp, Review, £10.99 Cuban Heels is shamelessly packaged as chick-lit (cheeky title, pretty young woman on cover, pastel colours with a dash of pink), and the blurb makes it sound all rather light and amusing.
Survey the excited crowd of a Red Sox home game and you'll see a lot of red, a lot of navy blue, a lot of white, some grey, some green, etc. You'll also inevitably run into a dash of pink.
Take some pellets with fish meal produced from fish stocks at the base of the food chain in the southern hemisphere's oceans, add a dash of pink chemical pigments, sprinkle with antibiotics, decorate with a startling array of bacteria and viruses, glaze with PCB's and you have your average farmed salmon fillet from your grocer or local restaurant.
Its jerseys often come in basic black or white, or with understated accents — the colors of the Belgian flag, a dash of Giro d'Italia pink, or a hidden label describing a classic climb.
Looking closely, you discover that the paint thins out in places to reveal underlying obituaries from The Times, mostly of famous artists: the Pop artist Tom Wesselmann, the young bohemian Dash Snow, the architect Charles Gwathmey, Syd Barrett of Pink Floyd and others.
Even the odd dash of color was grim: pink for the pill that "makes me not care," and mahogany deskware ("I wish I were mahogany").
Stopping at a set of traffic lights on a popular cycling route out of London on a sunny Sunday morning can now feel like being in a Ralph Lauren fashion shoot – hulking, panting, bronzed men dressed in several hundred pounds' worth of mainly black apparel with the odd dash of white and a few pink details, ready to be unleashed on the road.
Stopping at a set of traffic lights on a popular cycling route out of London on a sunny Sunday morning can now feel like being in a Ralph Lauren fashion shoot – hulking, panting, bronzed men dressed in several hundred pounds' worth of mainly black apparel with the odd dash of white and a few pink details, ready to be unleashed on the road.
