Sentence examples for expensive palette from inspiring English sources

Thigh-length, oversized cashmere coats, short leather jackets and neat suede and camel hair coats with trench detailing came in a deliciously expensive palette of browns, coffees and creams.

Tell them that it's not an expensive palette to buy and that it's only eyeshadow and nothing more.

Makers of garden taste promoted pastel palettes and expensive masonry.

For the most part the pigments he used are part of the typical early fourteenth century palette, minus the expensive blue pigment lapis lazuli which is often found in early fourteenth century panels and frescos.

First, despite its linear time complexity, the iterative nature of the algorithm renders the palette generation phase computationally expensive.

For example, Urban Decay naked palettes are amazing, but expensive.

The total absence of the expensive blue pigment ultramarine in the young master's color palette as well as his extensive usage of the unstable blue dyestuff indigo was remarkable for that time and perhaps idiosyncratic [30].

Get painting butter or Impasto Medium if you like using it thick with a palette knife, instead of using up the whole expensive tube.

Front Royal employees, for example, have trimmed warehouse costs by selling broken wooden palettes for sawdust; products are getting shipped not in expensive bubble wrap but in other companies' rejects: AT&T wrapping paper or Purina dog chow bags that had some cosmetic flaw.

NBC's Hannibal has always been a slightly mad beast, revelling in its macabre palette and constantly lingering over shots of freshly harvested organs and expensive furnishings.

These instruments allow students to achieve a broader palette of sound and a deeper range of color than less expensive instruments.