Sentence examples for lost colors from inspiring English sources

SOMETIMES LATE AT NIGHT in his workspace in London's Shoreditch neighborhood, mortar and pestle in hand, the smell of fresh linseed oil perfuming the air, Pedro da Costa Felgueiras gets lost in a favorite fantasy: He has been commissioned to restore history's most famous lost colors — those that originally adorned the marble statuary of ancient Greece.

"It was as if you lost color and suddenly everything went to black-and-white," she said.

She saw that the child's face had lost color, and knew then that she would never publish the photographs she was taking.

Imagine if the only copy left of "Imaging in Oncology" were the Kindle version, with its garbled tables and lost color coding?

It's not just that the sky has taken on the tint of 17th-century drawing paper or that the world has lost color.

This helps restore lost color or cover up the white appearance of dead skin cells.

Still, the living are losing color in my ocean's escalating fever.

Deborah Voigt threw herself into the role of Brünnhilde, yet her voice kept thinning out and losing color.

It affects mostly the hands, often the feet, and more rarely, the nose, lips, and ears, causing them to suddenly lose color and become cold and numb.

As she exited, Radcliffe's face seemed to lose color, as it sometimes does, like a light that dims without the current of conversation.

But whereas gray horses in time become white, losing color as they age — graying is really a loss of pigmentation in hair follicles — Hansen has already reached that stage.