Sentence examples for getting color from inspiring English sources

Getting color lasers to the lab wasn't easy.

(Vin gris, which translates as "gray wine," is in fact a type of rosé made primarily from red grapes, with the juice pulled off the grape skins almost immediately after crushing to avoid getting color). "In the old days, the pink was largely a byproduct of the red wines we produced," Grahm says, referring to his Rhone-style blends called Le Cigare Volant and Old Telegram.

Getting color on the walls will make your place feel more like you and can help determine the rest of your home's palette. 5. Buy fresh flowers.

Its 1280×800 resolution means you can watch most 720p content full-sized, and I find it to be very sharp, although it has a very limited vertical viewing angle for getting color right.

Earlier Monday, when the sun was blazing down on the harried technicians readying for the live broadcast, bustling television cameramen freely tossed decorum to the winds and were testing lights, getting color balances and hooking up power lines for the TV show in T-shirts.

It was great fun to watch and be part of them overcoming obstacles in their art work, which could be as minor as getting color on a paper to standing up from a wheel chair because "Simon Said" (these memories still make me smile).

Try getting colors that match or interact well together.

Q: Isn't it trivial to get color?

"We won't get color, but we will get pattern".

Oribe Salon 691 Fifth Avenue, at Elizabeth Arden (212) 319-3910 What we got: Color and highlights: $200.

Cate's lips get color from Lip Gloss in a tube called Taupe Shine.