Sentence examples for heavy colour from inspiring English sources

Sinner is an opaque with 90 per cent pigment and Saint is a subtle sheer version with 10 per cent pigment for anyone who finds heavy colour too much.

If you have cool images on your shirt that have heavy colour or isn't part of the shirt, use a special ironing sheet so you don't ruin it.

Mr Scappaticci is said to have offered his services in 1978, after he was beaten up by a senior IRA man, and to have been paid £80,000 ($130,000) a year.The details of Mr Scappaticci's career that were reported this week are heavy on colour but light on provenance.

Of course, I'm half a stone too heavy and I colour my hair, but I know I can look quite nice when I want to.

Heavy fabrics, pastel colours This will be our sartorial balancing act this season.

Using heavy ink, bright colours, and vigorous strokes, he created works of a fresh and lively manner that expressed his love of nature and life.

The painting is characterized by typically bright colours, heavy Titianesque figures, and complex architectural motifs derived from the work of Sebastiano Serlio.

In Mitchell Land it rains nearly all the time - so that the inhabitants are frequently encumbered with macs and umbrellas; the skies are leaden and the colours heavy or muted, dove greys and sulphurous yellows.

The early period of James I was heavy in dark colours, often reflecting a melancholic and weary persona and occasionally with a heavy cloak or gown, which soon fell out of fashion.

My last few days in the city felt gloomy: the normally brilliant blue skies had been turned the colour of heavy slate by snowstorms.

"We are females of colour playing heavy music," declares Love, who alternately sings (term used advisedly) and raps, with backing squeals from South.