Sentence examples for strange colour from inspiring English sources

After she left staff noticed that he had turned a "strange colour" and his heart stopped for six minutes but he was revived.

We talk about what that might mean for anyone who wanted to repaint their front door: "We would raise our eyebrows if people wanted a strange colour.

Once-green pine needles look shrivelled and yellow, while dense patches of strange colour cover the ground: white, yellow and a light purple.

With a knife slowly grazing a woman's nipple, Giallo's tropes are visible in the opening scene of 2013's The Strange Colour Of Your Body's Tears, by the French husband-and-wife directing duo Hélène Cattet and Bruno Forzani.

They'll be expected to animate the race by getting in the early breaks and that's probably their best chances of being noticed outside of the strange colour choices of their jerseys.

Her hair is a strange colour, silvery-fair, almost metallic in its sheen, a little like winter butter made from milk from cows fed on sunless hay, the gold bleached out.

I trawled the high street and searched the internet, but all I saw was a variety of strange colours that in no way resembled my skin.

Prada's strange colours and Marni's balloon shapes have long been but a diverting sideshow to a contest in which being a contender ultimately means being hot.

The men in baggy green were supposed to fly to South Africa fat and happy on the unprecedented euphoria of their shock Ashes whitewash, take one look at the strange colours of Africa, face up to the first inswinger from Dale Steyn and promptly fall in a heap.

The sun and lemon could make your hair go all sorts of strange colours.

They were friendly to all the strange creatures that they met, of whatever strange form or unusual colour.