Sentence examples for organized color from inspiring English sources

Janet Jennings tends to synthesize details of the region's marshy locales, making everything seem like an effective configuration of carefully organized color.

If you really want to be organized, color code them.

A rather arty dream -- when you think of the very organized color scheme (all pink, mauve and yellow) -- and dangerously close to a formula for discovering the health, independence and value of women.

How many otherwise productive days have I tossed on the pyre of mourning for all that I haven't written, read, accomplished, experienced, organized, color-coded, filed, mastered, ironed, toned, acquired or sorted in ascending order of importance?

But despite all attempts to organize color, color has remained unruly.

"We do everything from organizing color war and family softball games to offering cooking lessons and wine tastings," Mr. Fink said.

They are at once more emotionally intimate than Logan's film and more formally abstract, organizing color, space and rhythm into ever-evolving, sensually overpowering combinations.

So, I have these new birds that can basically metabolize plastics, and acquire Pantone colors because the plastics industry refers to Pantone in handling and organizing color.

Make sure you label, organize, color code and sort out whatever will be necessary for you to remember how it all goes back together.

To counter this notion, Parr has organized "Colour Before Color," a savvy, pointedly argumentative show at Hasted Hunt that rounds up six European photographers — Luigi Ghirri, Ed Van der Elsken, Carlos Pérez Siquier, Keld Helmer-Petersen, John Hinde, and Peter Mitchell — whose achievements in color have gone largely unnoticed.

Color coding is a great way to keep organized: 1 color for each period of class!