Sentence examples for distinctive colours from inspiring English sources

The laws banned tobacco companies from displaying their distinctive colours, brand designs and logos on cigarette packs.

Gang members could be banned from wearing distinctive colours or entering rival territory under new powers coming into force today.

Also of note are the many varieties of thermophiles (heat-tolerant extremophiles) that thrive in the park's hydrothermal features and are responsible for many of their distinctive colours.

Australia's government has introduced a bill to parliament that would prevent tobacco companies from displaying their distinctive colours, brand designs and logos on cigarette packs.

If you're in luck this will take on a distinctive colours (green is most common but blue, violet and shades of red are also possible) and become increasingly active, twisting weirdly into arcs and spirals.

Banknotes containing it would produce distinctive colours when stretched, unlike counterfeits made from other materials.To use the film to detect food spoilage, Dr Baumberg proposes adding a sprinkle of carbon particles even smaller than the polystyrene spheres.

The Appaloosa has several distinctive colour patterns and all of the regular coat colours.

Unfortunately for the architect, that distinctive colour turned out to be copper.

The distinctive colour patterns of certain species warn predators of their foul taste.

The simple design, the distinctive colour add up to make this a national icon.

This distinctive colour results from the oscillations of its loosely bound outer (valence) electrons.