Sentence examples for shades first from inspiring English sources

Lights installed in the walls of the chamber were making it glow different shades — first fuchsia, then baby blue, then electric yellow.

Roughly translated, this means that after several years of playing safe with neutral shades, first beiges and, more recently, grays, we're fed up with feeling gloomy, but don't feel confident enough (for the petrifying reasons cited above) to plump for anything as zingy as, say, tomato red or daffodil yellow, so will settle for cheering ourselves up with a reassuringly homely mustard-gold.

It's only a matter of time before publishers start trawling fanfiction.net, where Fifty Shades first appeared, in search of the next breakout depressing smut star.

The sombrero, its name derived from the Spanish word sombra, meaning "shade," first appeared in the 15th century.

Minaj went on "The Morning Show" to make amends, although she couldn't resist throwing a bit of shade first.

The first use of a coloured overglaze ground can be attributed to the reign of the Hongzhi emperor (1487 1505), when a yellow of variable shade first appears.

McGuane, the author of several novels, including "Panama" and "Ninety-two in the Shade," first had a story published in the magazine in 1994.

The simulation showed that the extra shade first cools the covered area, but that temperature decrease changes local weather patterns.

Obliterative Shading First principles of the use of markings with obliterative shading Picture-patterns, with obliterative shading, on birds.

We first came across the impossibly young-looking, but actually 23-year-old, Russian photographer Dasha Love when VICE contributor Aza Shade first submitted a shoot to VICE over two years ago.

The major sources of variance explaining variation in multiple traits along the two leading axes were differences between functional groups (first axis 69%%, second axis 15%%) and due to shading (first axis 15%%, second axis 53 %) [see Supporting Information Fig. S3 ].