Sentence examples for fiery colour from inspiring English sources

Its fiery colour and erratic movement across the night sky terrified the ancient Greeks and Romans, causing them to name the planet after their gods of war.

This brilliant expressionist painter captured the excitement of the young 20th century in shards and streaks of fiery colour as he reimagined nature through visionary eyes.

How do you turn the evanescent shimmer of sound into something tangible and solid, something that can glow with intense, fiery colour or dazzle with a weirdly luminous darkness?

Yet the sea is an unhealthy, fiery colour - the location of this adventure was said to be the Sicilian coast below volcanic Mount Etna - and the sea itself might be about to erupt in fire, anticipating the vicissitudes, the deaths, yet to come.

Softening landscapes, fiery colours, total obsequiousness.

The fiery colours of the sugar maple and other trees that turn red are due to anthocyanins, pigments that are produced after the growing season ends.

The Indian rain tree, Koelreuteria paniculata, has upright candelabras of yellow flowers in summer, when few other trees bloom, and a fiery autumn colour.

It is impossible not to be thrilled when standing at the foot of a cone spitting flaming boulders and belching plumes of ash, especially at night when you can see the magma's fiery red colours.

Though it is fiery red in colour, and some 100 metres in length, the writhing beastie has not sent the locals of Orkney running for the hills.

Surely it owes as much to Poussin as it does to the fiery yet subtle colours of Delacroix.

Time your visit right and you will see these greatest of the mammals blow their spume against the fiery and dramatic colours of the sun as it sets over New Brunswick.