Sentence examples for from the palette from inspiring English sources

Ms. Disney seemed to be working from the palette of an Easter basket.

He took pinches of crushed red pepper flakes from the palette, and added them, too.

"The computer randomly selects from the palette and the patterns it has".

New production systems have been introduced, and dusty pink has been removed from the palette in favor of more contemporary glazing hues like persimmon and cocoa.

And, impressively, it cemented into an enduring idiom: Joe Carnahan was still painting from the palette in 2007's Smokin' Aces, and reviewers were handing out the Tarantinoesque badge, a touch dog-eared now, as late as this Christmas gone, to Martin McDonagh's Seven Psychopaths.

Then Joe selects from the palette a "UI Requirement" shape and he adds it in the "Home Page" View Template.

The influence of France, her adopted home, is as evident in skeletal pastels as it is in large-scale canvases; they hum with scraps of blue, green, orange, and pink lifted from the palettes of Monet and Cézanne.

Two that come to mind are the Rioja from Lôpez de Heredia and the Palette from Château Simone.

"A lot of the vocabulary in 'Acts of Balance' comes from the stylization, the palette, the forms in miniatures," she continues.

Pretty much every image can benefit from sharpening, and the palette sliders give you a lot of control on just how much (or how little) you want to do this.

Meanwhile, the proposed scheme does not have to transmit the palette from the embedding side to the recipient, hence strengthening security.