Sentence examples for some colour from from inspiring English sources
There probably will not be much to report from the constituency, but I'll do my best to provide some colour from the contest.
The failure to discriminate some colour from grey is typical for dichromats.
She said that the energy from some colours were missing from certain parts of my body, but I thought she could have drawn a lot of her assumptions from the discussion rather than picking it up from the crystal vibes.
The material is dipped repeatedly into the dye, sometimes for up to four hours, with parts of it tied up with string to keep the colour from some sections in order to bring out the desired patterns.
It recommends that parents of children who show signs of hyperactivity should consider cutting some artificial colours from their diets.
Conductor Stuart Stratford shakes the kaleidoscope of Puccini's dazzling score and draws some exceptional colours from the City of London Sinfonia, but don't take my word for it: go and see, and hear, for yourself.
Some strawberry yoghurt gets its colour from carmine, and so do many frozen fruit bars, sweets and fruit fillings, and Ocean Spray pink-grapefruit juice drink.
Nicholson always admitted that he had taken some of his use of colour from his first wife Winifred Nicholson's painting and his treatment of form from Barbara Hepworth's sculpture.
Thanks ever so much for your time and your emails and I hope I was able to give you some bit of taste and colour from what was a thoroughly enjoyable, albeit strange morning's entertainment.
Plants colour themselves by absorbing some colours of light from the spectrum and reflecting others - chlorophyll, for instance, absorbs red and thus appears green.
