Sentence examples for so colour from inspiring English sources

When you get to the 20th century white becomes more affordable and so colour becomes fashionable.

For example, many are nocturnal or live underground in burrows in the dark, so colour isn't a necessity for camouflage.

AirDye's process embeds dye within textile fibres instead of merely on them, so colour lasts longer and is more resilient to chemicals and washings.

So colour me surprised that in downtown LA there is a tiny shop that is doing honest-to-god real Texas BBQ.

In a footnote on the post, she wrote that the DOJ had complained her characterisation of the prosecution as "political" was inaccurate, adding: "No argument as to why or how, so colour me unconvinced.

The sulfur appears to have had less impact on the physical shape of the silver filaments so colour differences may therefore be due to very thin layers of silver sulfide or colloidal silver sulfide as described by Ware [9].

Just as electrically charged particles experience the electromagnetic force and exchange photons, so colour-charged, or coloured, particles feel the strong force and exchange gluons.

This seems a forlorn hope unless, of course, Americans are so colour-blind by 2028 that they no longer even notice each other's race.

Not so colour-blind Keynes in reverse Time to fold No crib for a bed Gently does it Obama, the worried warrior ReprintsOther states face similar dramas.

Not so colour-blind Keynes in reverse Time to fold No crib for a bed Gently does it Obama, the worried warrior Reprints Related items Black unemployment: Not so colour-blindDec 3rd 2009 Unemployment in America: Jobs gloom, with glimmersNov 6th 2009Even though the economy is growing again, this picture is unlikely to change quickly.

Not so colour-blind Keynes in reverse Time to fold No crib for a bed Gently does it Obama, the worried warrior ReprintsA failed Mexico would have incalculable consequences for America.