Sentence examples for flaming colors from inspiring English sources

Zested-up in flaming colors, attached to sweaters and denim, stretched and sliced, mixed with feathers and chiffon, today's fur possesses only a passing resemblance to the seriously grown-up coats the ladies wore to El Morocco on a winter's eve.

Flaming colors were mostly left to the trees, at their zenith in the parks.

The subject has to be pumped with a radioactive glucose tracer; when the brain metabolizes the glucose it emits photons, which are recorded in color: flaming yellow often means the brain is burning more glucose, blue means the opposite.

Mr. White's technique ranges from the reductive calm of "Beach With Volleyball Net," a placid midday scene enlivened by the arching diagonal of a split rail fence, to the sketchy intensity of "Red Spring," punctuated by flaming reflections of brilliant color.

But it defies traditional color for flaming red and seems far more fiery than the prophet.

After ruling out serious medical afflictions, the Samurai turned to products marked "sensitive" to restore her complexion to a color other than flaming magenta.

"You'd think when people talk about the color that it was flaming red," Mr. Mills said.

Expect more dynamism and attack, and a production that looks wild, almost punk, with flaming hair and bright flashes of color.

With their luscious, confectionery colors and luminous glazes -- flaming hot in some, sherbet cool in others -- they are sensuously seductive and transcendentally inspiring (Johnson).

The cover was a dramatic color photo showing a row of flaming shacks behind a Negro boy scowling into the camera while standing beside his father... Match carried 34 pages of photos on the Watts riots.

Paint each nail a different color that you like, or paint them bright flaming red.