Sentence examples for punching colour from inspiring English sources

Bunches of crimson berries hang heavy from the rowan trees, like knuckledusters punching colour along Tarn Hows's famously photogenic shores.

There are soft greys and neutrals, and some punches of colour.

After a meal at Santo Remedio in London's Shoreditch, full of lightness and brightness, colour, punch and enthusiasm, I am willing to acknowledge that the same applies to Mexican food – that right and good are the same.

No wonder my children were so badly behaved for all those years, punching each other over the colour of a wine gum.

Interior designer, Joanna Wood agrees that "beige is a fantastic base when decorating," but points out that calling it names such as ivory, fawn, café au lait, bone, mouse's back or even elephant's breast give the colour "much more punch than the word beige".

Her well-known video installation An Entertainment from 1990 has scenes from Punch and Judy shows roaring round the walls: garish colour, the awful voice of Mr Punch, the terrible violence, the hurdy-gurdy music, all shot and projected in smeary low-resolution video that would be almost unthinkable now.

Her trademark is prints that pack a punch using mixed-up colours, fabrics and textures to full effect.

But he pulls no punches and few parties emerge well from this book.In this section Carving into colour Breaking nations Tidal wave Power of the punch ReprintsDuke's lacrosse team had long been a headache.

The colour palette was mainly grey with punches of red.

Little canvases meet big ones, colour fades in and out and punches you in the face.

Roasting radishes turns them into something new – it mellows their punch, and they turn the most beautiful cerise colour.