Sentence examples for show of colour from inspiring English sources

In 1962 Haas was given a one-man show of colour photographs at the Museum of Modern Art in New York City.

The Highlands are arguably at their finest in autumn when the midges and tourists have departed and the russet-red moors put on a vivid show of colour.

At 70 minutes, when the flags started to flutter again, Swansea's fans applauded their rivals for this show of colour and passion.

In autumn, when the wooded hillsides put on a show of colour and mists hang over the lake, it's an atmospheric and peaceful place to relax, soak up the beauty of the lake-shore towns and palazzi – and to try out some of Lombardy's best food and wine.

The bill is strong and slightly hooked and in some species shows a spot of colour.

During the show, streams of colour and light will blaze across the skies above Windermere as part of the start of the London 2012 Festival.

As recent porn films show, women of colour in head scarves "serve" and pleasure White men.

From 1998 I began to display non-figurative photographs, showing gradations of colour, as well as shapes that are somewhat reminiscent of reality, but which are purely created by light in the darkroom, without the use of a camera.

From 1998 I began to display non-figurative photographs, showing gradations of colour, as well as shapes that are somewhat reminiscent of reality, but which are purely created by light in the darkroom, without the use of a camera.

Once, when he came to see a show of my colour work, he suggested sending me two of his prints and a box of pastels so I could hand-colour them.

The UK is being urged to flex its green fingers and put on a nationwide show of gardening colour for London 2012.