The police box was equipped with a rotating blue light on its Moorish roof and a telephone for bobbies to call in the Depression-era equivalent of an airstrike: truncheon-wielding bovver boys on horseback.
The cities were shown as rotating blue ellipses.
Strange rotating red, blue, green and white flashing lights seen by police officers in the English towns of Boston and Skegness and also detected on radar turned out to be nothing more unusual than bright stars and "a 'permanent echo' created by a tall church spire in the Lincolnshire Wolds".
Rotating a big blue collar zooms the magnification level from 22 to 255.
Rotated factors 1 (blue) and 2 (green) captured most of the information.
Makes a change from seeing David Cameron rotate his collection of blue shirts and espadrilles, at least.
They decided against teaching their pupils how to catch paintballs in their mouths ("Maybe in second grade," Goldman said), but they did adapt their spin-art routine, which involves a Blue Man spitting paint onto a canvas rotated by his fellow Blue Men, as an exercise in coöperation.
Fig. 15 Detail images of the same area in the center of The Blue Room (rotated 90° clockwise) showing the oval object in the center of the man's shirt.
It was silver, with a rotating electric wheel throwing red, blue, green and yellow light not only onto the shimmering aluminum boughs, but also onto the walls and ceiling of our second-floor apartment in Jersey City.
Because of stronger surface friction, D1 [red line with + in Fig. 5b with ( h_{0}^{{prime }} ) = 3 m, R = 24 km, U = −1.2 m s−1 (R a = 120 km and U* = −6.0 m s−1), at LC] moves westward slower than C1. Figure 7a shows the vortex and the strips of negative PV (blue and purple) rotating cyclonically at t = 86,400 s, which is similar to C1 in Fig. 6b.
