Sentence examples for mix of colours from inspiring English sources

Prada went for a bold mix of colours: buttercup yellow plus purple and bright red, mixed with moss green and dark blues.

It is the mix of colours and cultures that gives such exuberance to New York and London.

200g pearled spelt (or pearl barley) 3 tbsp extra-virgin olive oil Sea salt and freshly ground black pepper 350g cherry tomatoes (a mix of colours, if possible) 100g bunch flat-leaf parsley, leaves picked and chopped ½ clove garlic, peeled and grated or crushed Juice of ½ lemon Rinse the spelt, put it in a saucepan and cover with plenty of cold water.

"But today, you see a great mix of colours, tastes and spirits".

The pink, violet and blue mix of colours above your head also indicate that you have more focus upwards than downward.

Aravalli Quilt – Harlequin: £285, SCP Donna Wilson's vibrant mix of colour and pattern on this cover was inspired by traditional Indian cotton quilts.

His subtle but unusual mixes of colours, his abstracted, almost aggressive embroideries, the asymmetry he often employs to lend movement to his garments: all can be seen across a multitude of shows, but can be traced back to his hand.

Is the colour a dark hazel, a light hazel or is it a mix of several colours?

The hostel has an air of calm and the decor is contemporary, with a mix of natural colours, parquet floors and simple wooden furniture.

Witness the first year of Comment is free, a wonderful muddle of variations in views, a mix of those colours, greys and purples.

In any case, if there is any novelty in Obsessed, besides of course the convenient mix of skin colours, it's that this plotline has so progressed that it's now in retrograde.