Sentence examples for striking shades from inspiring English sources

Speaking of Ms Moss, last year she launched her first line for the brand - a range of seven lipsticks in rather striking shades (£5.49 each, boots.com).com

In natural-colour imagery, the shallow lakes and lagoons are striking shades of pink, orange, and yellow because of the colorful, salt-loving microorganisms that thrive in the hypersaline water.

The appeal of colored diamonds isn't limited to their striking shades; colored diamonds are exponentially more rare than colorless diamonds and thus more desirable.

The result was finished diamonds in striking shades of pink, blue and other hues.

The fur was still beautiful, but the hides were stiff and papery, and the skin had turned a striking shade of magenta.

Switching things up can be a much-needed change, but if you're not quite ready to become a full-blown mermaid or try out a striking shade of gray, there is a way to experiment with wild colors without committing to full-time unicorn hair.

£16, Yves Saint Laurent, available nationwide. 2 Le Prisme Mono Eye shadow in Must Have Blue Layer on this blue matte eyeshadow to highlight and shade striking eyes with the shimmery sections.

Yet the Woodbury restaurant, with its handsome, dark-wood bistro look, striking Tiffany light shade, open kitchen, in-wall wine racks, spotlights, marble tables and bare hard-wood floors is impressive enough to make most patrons feel that they are at a nice restaurant.

The Czech team, which wrapped their house in a striking yet simple shade canopy of bare wood framing, were buoyed by their win in architecture judging as well as in results from the last of 10 categories, engineering.

The 1884 building at the southwest corner of 73rd Street is locally famous for its striking paint job, two shades of purple.

Particularly striking were the delicately shaded dresses that melted from navy to gray and those that sheathed sequins and lace inside layers of organza.