Sentence examples for deep colour from inspiring English sources

The cover was the deep colour of blackcurrants and the words were in lemon yellow.

This breaks the grapes gently and uniformly, extracting the skins' deep colour and tannins.

"The deep colour means the impressionists' palette can be seen like never before".

By far the best budget tanner for those who like fast, deep colour without a hint of orange.

'Tetona' is a classic arrow-shaped green spinach; the leaves developed a beautifully meaty thickness and deep colour as the weather cooled, but they remained incredibly tender.

The pale, yet harsh use of deep colour leaves the viewer in a mesmeric trance, in a spiritual state of self-analysis.

Simmer for 25-30 minuntiluntil a deep, rich colour.

The deep, rich colour of Amber Brown redefines the classic colour and emphasizes the beauty of the advanced organic design of the GALAXY S III.

The come in badger, fox and owl designs in deep, rich colours.

The references to 70s funk and soul weren't just in the deep, colour-saturated funk underpinning the whole album: the record sampled Curtis Mayfield and Sly Stone, and George Clinton appeared on the weirdest moment of the record, a raw and woozy track named Synthesizer.

Court dress became richer than ever, encrusted with jeweled embroideries and dyed in deep colours, especially purples and reds.