Sentence examples for dye from inspiring English sources

TWIST: Use food colouring instead of paint to dye your eggs.

All his new team-mates thought their coach was joking – "You would be hard-pressed to think anything other than that the hair dye had finally seeped into Kevin Squire's brain," one told the North Devon Journal – but, sure enough, Collins bought himself a new pair of boots and featured at No8 against a rather startled Newton Abbot.

Marina Diamandis's second album Electra Heart, released in 2012, got muddled slightly by arch personas, convoluted concepts and way too much hair dye.

Even the influential Anna Ford waited until retirement before she ditched the hair dye.

His voice and sound mark him as the male Adele or Amy Winehouse, both of whom he adores; indeed, the blond swoosh of dye atop his quiff was partly inspired by Winehouse.

Sometimes he would turn up drenched in the purple dye used by the army to identify rioters, and always he would be loquacious; eager for debate.

All very sixth-form experimental – tie-dye in the bath is only a matter of time.

Usually, I enjoy fashion when it is unpredictable - give me Cher in a nylon bodystocking or Jared Leto in a tie-dye vest over perfection any day.

"I studied tool-and-dye at school so I knew my way around tools," says Dr Herr.

French executives in Mexico are overseeing a new cosmetics industry, which includes the world's biggest hair-dye factory, opened in December by L'Oréal.

She shot them in black and white, as silver gelatin prints, in the 1930s and 1940s and in colour dye-transfer prints in the 1960s and 1970s.