Sentence examples for patterns of blue from inspiring English sources

Patterns of blue and russet.

The resulting patterns of blue and green have the casual beauty of a Whistler nocturne.

Early drawings from the 1970s are diagrammatic patterns of blue or black lines on white ground connecting corners of walls with door jambs and the odd fire-alarm unit.

Forest of Time, displayed at the top, steeps the viewer in acute awareness of one's own presence, as vertically standing structures each display varying patterns of blue LEDs as one passes nearby.

Among the herons, plumages in patterns of blues, grays, and white are common; some e.g., various egrets are all white.

The cadence of African slave hollers shaped the rising and falling patterns of blues singing, but there is still debate about the origins of the genre's basic chord structure I-IV-V and how that progrestructure I-IV-V andted with a structure I-IV-V andntations and in Southown prisons.

The cadence of African slave hollers shaped the rising and falling patterns of blues singing, but there is still debate about the origins of the genre's basic chord structure — I-IV-V — and how that progression became associated with a singing style on plantations and in Southern prisons.

Mr. Dangler described the sweater as distinctive, with a pattern of blue and black triangles on a light-blue background.

You can stand on these dusty mirrors and examine the pattern of blue film he's fixed to the top of the dome.

He doesn't look down at the pattern of blue and cream tiles underfoot in case he has trodden mud on them.

He led the way, attired in a dusky-maroon three-piece suit, a purple shirt, and a necktie of golden silk with a pattern of blue slashes.