Sentence examples for key colour from inspiring English sources

If it's trend-led pieces, look for a great jumper or an embellished top (if purple suits you, it's a key colour this season).

Keep an eye on its progress; the key colour to watch for is a light golden brown.

"Keep your colour palette to, say, five key colours and work on adding texture, such as herringbone and hopsack".

The label has also picked up on the key colours of the season, from cobalt blue to pastels.

It has an affordable price tag and it's available in red and light beige, two key colours of the season.

Combine it with bedsheets that accent the key colours for a look that's contemporary with a hint of traditional charm.

Another shows a news photograph of a grieving Afghan mother blanked out with the blue of lapis lazuli, one of the key colours in the history of western art, but mined in Afghanistan.

The wooden structures that fascinate Green played a part with a handful of models – one wearing each of the collection's key colours – taking the role of bannermen, wearing a huge frame from which fabric billowed like a flag.

In a famous viral advertising video, turning a staircase in a Stockholm metro into a piano – combining piano key colours with sound effects – took thousands of commuters off the escalators and onto the stairs.

Remember that Hijab is not intended to draw attention, so go for simple designs in low key colours such as black, brown, grey and dark blue.

Similarly, the A flat major Andante does not reveal all of its character at once: the serene surface presented at the opening is at first merely ruffled by two bars of minor-key colouring, and only then disturbed by a violent outburst in F minor, which later returns even more vehemently in the remote key of B minor.