Sentence examples for get some colours from inspiring English sources
If you wish to make it colourful, you could get some colours too.
You don't need to cook them right through, just get some colour on them.
And we get some colouring-in about what happened to Lester/Little Jimmy Little after he got his neck caved in by the evil fat gangster.
Add the diced potatoes, turn up the heat to get some colour in them and cook for five minutes, turning the potatoes until browned all over.
The display advertising manager at that time said it was not necessary (even though I explained he might get some colour advertising).
Heat the oven to 150C/300F/gas mark 2. Cook the wings on the barbecue first – char the exterior quickly while the coals are hot (or over a high flame on the stove), to get some colour and a smoky flavour – then finish in the oven for 45 minutes (thighs and drumsticks for an hour or so).
You can feel when it's literally an afterthought; you can feel when it's like, 'Oh quick, let's get some colour in here.' That I won't do because it's disrespectful and, for me, I'm either part of the solution or I'm part of the problem".
Baste the celeriac with the foaming butter and keep moving everything around so the cubes gets some colour on all their sides.
"Rather than looking at all these empty buildings, we've now got some colour".
If you're going to try to get Kate Middleton's style, get some nice colours such as in electric blue, an almost purple colour that she's often seen wearing.
