Sentence examples for purple design from inspiring English sources

Pendleton's lady-bikes have a "distinctive blue and cream design with complementing chainguards and mudguards" or an "aubergine purple design – Victoria's favourite colour".

Mr. Amaro, whose media and design agency, Doubleday and Cartwright, is based in Williamsburg, hailed Recco's pink and purple design for being minimalist and functional.

Today, at the new Fifth Avenue site, the trapezoid-shaped windows, meant to evoke an African basket weave, are mostly covered in a bright orange and purple design.

The Raptors also introduced a black alternate road jersey for the season similar to the earlier purple design that was dropped a few seasons ago.

Cate Blanchett stepped out to Sunday night's Oscars in an intricate, palest of purples design by Givenchy.

The purple tube design is a continuation of the trend begun with the DC44, which features a blue shaft, and could be seen as an odd choice for the more staid vacuum shoppers in the crowd, but the overall design is one of the most harmonious in Dyson's line, and the DC59 is easily the best-looking cordless vacuum available overall in my book.

In front of me was a purple daybed designed by George Nelson, which now resides in my guest room.

Around the time he changed his name to a symbol and became "the artist formerly known as Prince," the Purple One designed a keytar that with its swooping curves and arrows resembled his new name.

(When the first lady wore a purple gown designed by Doo Ri Chung to a state dinner in October, it was altered from the runway original by the addition of a strap to the left shoulder, as well as a belt and a more modest slit).

Mitch, my tour guide, wears a long purple tunic, designed by "Prince's people".

I didn't care for Julie Pinson's (Janet, ATWT) pink mumu or Julie Berman's (Lulu, GH) GUiSHEM white mini with purple accents designed by Guillermo M. Jop.