Sentence examples for expensive colors from inspiring English sources

Blue, green and red were expensive colors, while ochre, black, cream and white were relatively cheap.

Historically, she added, red was worn by the wealthy and the elite, as it was one of the most expensive colors to produce.

They may purchase more expensive colors like cobalt blue or real cadmium if you explain the properties of the more expensive paint to them.

"Black was an expensive color.

Marble was expensive; color could be done cheap.

There's no animatronics and cheaper, backlighted lenticular eyes, designed to look like more expensive color eyes that move.

The dye transfer printing Mr. Eggleston used, adapted from advertising, was the most expensive color process then available.

Colorsave is his line, with five products to keep that expensive color job looking good, including Intense conditioner, $22, and Postconditioning spray, $18.

Several companies have developed expensive color machines that are so fast they can be used by publishers to print color covers for books, or by large companies to create huge quantities of sales brochures.

Still, even with eight megabytes of memory, an SD card slot and the Documents to Go software, the m130 costs only $280, which makes it the least expensive color palmtop you can buy.

The document-processing companies have large installed bases of printers and copiers, and want to persuade existing customers to use the machines to print pictures -- thus also using more expensive color inks and coated papers.