Sentence examples for rainbow of shades from inspiring English sources
They came in a rainbow of shades: some dark-skinned, some light brown, some as white as a Mayflower descendant.
The Athenians themselves, clad in a rainbow of shades of black, tend to keep their long overcoats buttoned, their postures ramrod straight and their faces grim.
From tiny spoons in a rainbow of shades to kitsch pompom Christmas decorations and light shades made from recycled jelly moulds, it's perfect present-hunting territory.
The pieces range from the quasi-affordable enamel Hot Lips rings, in a dark rainbow of shades ($1,500; or a studded-all-over-with-rubies version, $24,000) to the maybe-if-you-just-sold-out-an-eight-year-run-in-Vegas, like the Galactic necklace, which looks like a diamond breastplate King Tut might have given to Elizabeth Taylor ($350,000).
Ms. Simulinas, 47, is by no means the only person with a tale to tell about the elderly inhabitant of the two-story frame house, which has changed colors over the years, starting out as bright blue and passing through a rainbow of shades — silver, red, orange, gold — before ending up in its current silvery incarnation.
Trees are little more than wavering verticals: a kelp forest in a rainbow of shades.
But the story was in the mouthwatering color mixes: a turquoise jacket with mustard pants or Bordeaux jacket with blue pants and a sweater with a rainbow coalition of shades that were original, unexpected and upbeat.
And even better for style-conscious Parisiens, the DS came in a rainbow of pastel shades.
Her bed is covered with a large Kashmir Loom blanket, and the walls are painted white, one side of the room is lined with windows and the other with cupboards filled with her clothes, in a rainbow of candy shades.
Near the shop selling unbaked tagines we take a right into a lime-washed alley painted in a rainbow of pastel shades and enter an unassuming open door where we are greeted.
The international news might be grim right now, but at this year's London Design Festival, the sprawling, eclectic event consisting of fairs, exhibitions, installations and parties that wrapped over the weekend, designers eschewed darkness, showing off products in a rainbow of bright shades, including feminine pastels, candy-colored hues and accessible neons.
