Sentence examples for deep colour of its from inspiring English sources

Presumably, they mingled blood if they survived along the way MacDonald himself felt he might be a recipient.Their conveyor belt was the Kuroshio (Black) Current, named after the deep colour of its waters.

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

These can vary in intensity and weight, but they tend to have a the deep colour of blackcurrant juice and the robust briskness of dark cherry, variously joined by flowers, earth and minerals.

In the dining room, use a deep colour of carpet, deep red is the best.

Last month it registered the deep red colour of its Swiss army knives as a patent.

The ring of white calcium carbonate absorbed into the rock from the water contrasts sharply with the deep colours of the sandstone.

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.

Like the Aztecs, they pursued specific material goods, obsessively combing their empire for the thorny oyster (spondylus princeps) revered for the deep blood-red colour of its shell.

"That is what gives truth, depth, to this sentimental tableau". Perhaps The Cat's Table aspires to a similar doubleness of texture and meaning, the yarn of adventure story backed with the deeper colours of adult experience, but on the level of craftsmanship it doesn't measure up.

The staging, lighting and deep colour tones of each scene seem at odds with the stilted dialogue and clunky dramatics, but the film remains oddly compelling.

In spite of the drama of its deep colour, this is a simple vegetarian dish, perfect for weeknights when you need something soothing and comforting.