Sentence examples for frequent colour from inspiring English sources
Clairol notes that the fastest growth is coming from people aged between 14 and 24, where the prime objective is to be noticed.One factor helping sales is that the new dyes are not so fast, allowing frequent colour changes and experimentation.
The frequent colour changes indicate that this value can shift within a few TTIs, sometimes abruptly.
Indeed, in the locality around the NPP, the animals received both external and internal exposures simultaneously, a tougher situation than our experimental settings, which may be why we detected relatively frequent colour-pattern aberrations in the field even in the samples from relatively low-dose regions.
The most outrageous letters are greeted with showers of confetti and an atmosphere of political incorrectness prevails, with frequent off-colour jokes about everything from Hitler to circumcision.
On the other hand, the book's ranting style and Ulfkotte's frequent off-colour remarks do sometimes make him appear like a slightly unhinged conspiracy theorist.
The mildness of the sentences and the ease with which the young conspirator effected his frequent escapes lend colour to the unproved speculation that Dzhugashvili was for a time an agent provocateur in the pay of the imperial political police.
Judging by his frequent use of the colour in decorative schemes, "Pompeiian red was his favourite colour", according to Tim Knox, director of Sir John Soane's Museum.
Frequent use of hair colouring chemicals increases the chances of serious damage being done to your hair.
For example, "colour-hearing," in which people say that specific sounds evoke in them the actual experience of certain colours, is relatively frequent.
Much camel's hair in natural colours was used in the pile, often forming a broad band at the edges of the rug; but wool dyed in camel colours was a frequent substitute.
The book introduced the concept of frequency-dependent selection, as when edible mimics are less frequent than the distasteful models whose colours and patterns they copy.
