Sentence examples for frequently blue from inspiring English sources

Painted decoration, frequently blue, brown, or iron red, is often summary and almost calligraphic in its simplicity.

Uniform shirts are now frequently blue, orange, red or green and shorts are frequently replaced by long trousers all year or only under cold weather.

Uniforms have become much more functional and colorful since the beginning and are now frequently blue, orange, red, or green, and shorts are replaced by long trousers in areas where the culture calls for modesty, and in winter weather.

Although some late examples are white, bluish gray was the predominant colour of the wares, which were decorated in contrasting black, brownish purple, and, most frequently, dark blue.

"Obama" is Googled more frequently in blue states, but "Barack Hussein Obama" is Googled more often in red states — just as "Willard Mitt Romney" is in the blue states.

Don't ask me why, but "Paul Ryan shirtless" is Googled more frequently in blue states than in red.

One card that crops up frequently is Blue Cash Everyday from American Express, which gives 2 percent back at gas stations.

Since the death of 13-year-old Bluebell's twin sister, her parents have poured themselves into their work, frequently leaving Blue and her siblings with their Bosnian au pair, Zoran.

NEWARK BEHIND the plate-glass windows of the Commerce Food Court, ringed as it is in frequently fogged blue neon, the diversity of the customers is matched only by that of the 72-item menu that runs well past soup to nuts to sushi, brioche and collard greens.

Now first, let's channel the look of the less glamorous Jerrica, who frequently wore blue and worked in an office.

Traditionally, in Sweden snus has been used most frequently among blue-collar workers.