Sentence examples for stated colors from inspiring English sources

The New Yorker, December 28 , 1940P. 9 A lady in Philadelphia, who, while doing some Christmas shopping at Wanamaker's there, had offered as identification her driver's license, was startled on receiving the package to find it addressed to Miss Eugenia Blue Blond - the stated colors of eyes and hair.

Never use harsh chemicals such as bleach to remove stains – even if it states "color safe bleach".

Kjeldson and Kender [34] stated a color preference in HSI color space to distinguish skin regions from other segments.

Four retirees representing Buffalo Soldiers — the black cavalrymen who made their mark in the Indian Wars — had come to present the state colors.

But these were combined with elements of pure Populuxe (to use Thomas Hines's nifty term): the roof of orange and blue plastic (state colors); the flying saucer observation platforms; and the rocket-pod elevators that ascended to them.

When the music we hear is enjoyable, our positive emotional state colors our impression of our surroundings.

Why does every country consider itself "special," yet for all intents and purposes they all look identical (heads of state, colors and flags, etc).

I watched a parade of 3,500 Special Olympics athletes wearing their states' colors walk into the Prudential Center, in Newark -- to put that into perspective, about 2,800 athletes competed at the Olympic games in Sochi.

This becomes more evident when converting this network into a finite state machine as shown in figure 2. The state colored in green corresponds to the steady state and the states colored in red correspond to the state cycle.

It showed seven southwestern states colored red for "hostile" (including Texas) and blue for "permissive" (including California).

It is found that these units play key roles on the redox behavior, band gap, neutral state color and the electrochromic performance.