Sentence examples for spectacular colour from inspiring English sources

Spectacular colour coverages on such places as the South Seas, Mexico and California ensued.

In his project Olmos presents the vibrancy and spectacular colour of Mexico's traditional Day of the Dead celebrations.

This led to her being cast as one of the nuns stifled in a ­Himalayan retreat (courtesy of ­Pinewood studio's wizardry, spectacular colour and superb designs).

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But the second hottest September on record meant bringing in the crops was trouble-free, as well as leading to an autumn of spectacular colours in woodlands.

The Salar was so mesmerising that we expected everything – the next few days, the rest of the trip, life – to be an anti-climax, but our journey took us through very different but almost as spectacular scenery, as we drove south-west from Uyuni to the Eduardo Avaroa national reserve, which stretches to the Chilean border, dotted with volcanos and lakes in spectacular colours.

Towne may go for the most dramatic positions – a bend in the road, an avenue rushing towards a steep hill town, a shadowy corner where he can wait for the noonday sun to strike a wall (the time of day is always written there) – but he has no use for spectacular colours.

London has been turned up a notch or two for the Olympics: I see it all around us on the South Bank, where bright lights have appeared on the riverside walkways, and the bridges and buildings – including the Globe – are lit up in spectacular colours at night.

"Animals in the natural world - particularly cephalopods: octopus, squid and cuttlefish - have really spectacular colour-changing capabilities," he told BBC News.

Moreover, it is the zooanthellae that supply the pigments that give living corals their spectacular colours; absence or diminished presence of zooanthellae signals a problem for the long-term survival of a coral reef.

You don't want to find yourself on the way home (and, worse, stuck in your car ) when the sky turns spectacular colours.