Sentence examples for sometimes blue from inspiring English sources

Sometimes blue, sometimes maroon.

Sometimes they wear red jerseys, sometimes blue.

Sometimes they wear red hats, sometimes blue.

They spill over the furniture and splash onto several of Fabio Toblini's costumes, sometimes blue on white, sometimes white on blue, always visible somewhere in the stage picture.

In the matte light the lake was sometimes blue, sometimes emerald but always a more fitting color for some Caribbean latitude.

He opens with an anecdote about the male satin bowerbird, which builds unique stick artworks and decorates them in blue -- blue flowers, blue shells, sometimes blue pigment ground up from fruit pulp -- to attract females.

Sometimes, feeling blue, he would knock on a friend's door after clearly having had too much to drink.

Another big source of complaints is high-intensity-discharge headlamps -- the brighter lights, which sometimes appear blue to other drivers, on new luxury models.

They played so deep that United were never able to get behind the full-backs and were reduced to passing the ball across and in front of the line of nine, sometimes ten, blue shirts in front of them.

They were also sometimes called "blue tickets".

These soldiers are sometimes nicknamed "Blue Helmets" for their distinctive gear.