Sentence examples for gentle blue from inspiring English sources

Behind the poplar trees and a gentle blue fishing lake, there are lines of multi-barrelled missile launchers, which means another battle to come.

The most famous of the island's beaches, Magens Bay, Route 35 on the North Side, is an alluring white sand crescent with gentle blue waters.

We can build pretty nice houses for ourselves if we aren't busy looking in the mirror, mounted in a room where the walls are painted a gentle blue that we're not allowed to touch.

Infused with natural pigments, the pellets are arranged on a spectrum that gradually moves from yellow, at the center of the spiral, to green and gentle blue in the seasonal transformation implied by the title: "Vasanta" means spring in Hindi.

Van Rysselberghe's "Regatta" (1892), a bright, pattern-conscious work in which a fleet of small white sailboats on a gentle blue sea play off against a crop of honey-colored rocks, stands out.

Inside, the iX35 is described as more "premium" than previous Hyundais, a claim based on some satin-finish mock aluminium, a soft-touch dashboard face and gentle blue instrument illumination, but actually it's no advance here on the already very habitable i30 hatchback.

She smiled, her eyes turned up to mine, her irises soft as scuppernongs in their gentle, blue-white orbs.

Ajinbayo Akinsiku wants the world to know Jesus Christ, just not the gentle, blue-eyed Christ of old Hollywood movies and illustrated Bibles.

The shot did not compare favorably to the gentle blue-green halo that had surrounded me in my pretherapy "aura" snapshot.

During good snow years, the gentle, blue-like run of the "classic route" following two glaciers can last a whopping 12 miles with upward of 7,000 vertical feet of skiing.

Senators pay no attention to the sound of their name; they cast votes when they're so inclined — wandering in late, shuffling down the chamber's gentle blue-carpeted steps to the swarm of colleagues milling about in the well, where the clerks sit at a table, and then holding a finger up or down.