Sentence examples for one coloured from inspiring English sources
It brings a new light to this band, this song, one coloured by the ashen tinge to their skin, the dark circles beneath their eyes, by the way Jagger sniffs, just once, at the opening line, the way he presses a bottle to his lips, runs the liquor over his teeth, and with the song's final notes, fans his hands wide, in a slow, soft mingling of sadness and pride.
It consists of two water-based PEG solutions, one clear and one coloured with methylene blue, to make it easy to see where it has been used.
Our current reality is a complicated one, coloured in shades of gray, and we're well past the fairy-tale idea that in this world there is good and there is evil just because.
In molecule B, the side chains were also in inactive conformations, and two conformations were clearly observed for the template strand: one (coloured magenta in Fig 1B) resembling that seen with wild-type pol λ in the active (ternary complex) conformation, and the other (yellow) resembling that seen with wild-type pol λ in the inactive (binary complex) conformation.
Wear bright one coloured dresses or shirts with simple jeans.
And the legend has grown and shone and blazed, of one coloured woman who took it upon herself on a whim to stand out at last against the separation of blacks and whites on a southern bus.
People should buy maps in their original colour and condition, not ones coloured later, said Crouch.
Visiting Germany coincided with so many pleasant meetings as to endear me to German cities ever since, just as unfavourable ones coloured my view of France.
Tietjens's stand against the tide allows for a fascinating social panorama, but one deeply coloured by Ford's eccentricities and obsessions.
For marking, flies were placed in fresh vials on food coloured with one drop of either blue or red food colouring, 12-24 hours prior to being used in mating experiments (as in [ 25, 41]).
"Use specific words (red and blue)," says Waterhouse, "not general ones (brightly coloured)." Jargon, abbreviations, acronyms and know-all foreign phrases All of us who work in organisations, professions, specific industries or bureaucracies are surrounded by jargon.
