Sentence examples for money coloured from inspiring English sources

One of the most severe problems confronting the new regime was providing bread and other foodstuffs to the cities and the newly formed Red Army, because the peasants were unwilling to sell their produce for rapidly depreciating money ("coloured paper") for which there was nothing to buy.

Mustafa Barrie, 65, helps his friend run a small money changing business under a brightly coloured umbrella on a roadside in Monrovia.

It's not so much an advent calendar as a bunch of brightly coloured biscuits stuck on a board, and offers poor value for money.

Then, to earn money, he acted as tutor for two years in two wealthy, cultured Florentine families, and this contact with the early Renaissance coloured all his life.

Beautifully coloured.

Brightly coloured boxes?

'Cape coloured,' laughs Darryl.

Some highly coloured cupcakes.

There were brightly coloured diamonds.

"Is she coloured?" Barnard asked.

The experience coloured the book.