Sentence examples for designed blue from inspiring English sources

Laureen Barber designed Blue Hill, the small ground-level restaurant on Washington Place, for her brother-in-law, Dan Barber, the chef.

The white uniforms have red numbers and are worn with the same gray pants worn with the newly designed blue jerseys.

"Pinpoint spots or recessed lights are the death of a good lighting scheme," said Peter Guzy, a partner at Asfour Guzy Architects, which designed Blue Hill, Blue Ribbon and Alison on Dominick Street.

There is no contradiction in the idea that the women, in Carole Divet's smartly designed blue tunics, resemble cigarette girls in a nightclub or that a male quartet, with red buttons, suggests bellhops more than troops on maneuvers.

His favourites are the Pilchard Works from Cornwall, available in Waitrose (£2 a tin) and quite collectible thanks to the traditional local paintings that decorate them, and Fish 4 Ever ("proud to have the smallest boat in the global tuna industry"; under £4 from Ocado), for an artfully designed blue tin.

The BBC's Lizo Mzimba caught up with them on the specially designed "blue carpet" which was meant to represent the sea.

Based on our previous studies, these investigations provide the clues that SFX could be a new building block for designing blue phosphorescent host materials.

Knowing that many schools do not have fluorometers to quantify RFP production, we designed pClone Blue, which uses chromoprotein AmilCP Blue).

The symbol he designed combines blue for hospitality; gold for sand, sun and luxury; and burgundy, Qatar's national color.

Elizabeth Diller and Ricardo Scofidio have designed a blue and white wave of a building for Eyebeam Atelier, the advanced electronic media workshop in Chelsea.

This simply designed, light blue herringbone wool jacket, has an unusual trio of colours, and looks great simply worn with jeans and heels.