"tender blue" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe a color, and in some contexts, a feeling or emotion. For example: "The tender blue sky was the perfect backdrop for the beach wedding."
Also out Forty Shades Of Blue Tender drama centring on a Russian wife and a roving Memphis musician.
Go and see these passionate paintings face to face – vibrant landscapes in orange and blue, tender nudes in dappled shade, flirting dancers under tall trees, shimmering days on sea-cliffs.
She may not make it to taste the tender shoots of blue-bead lilies that sprout each spring.
An endive salad featured a congenial combination of beets, endive, baby-tender Boston lettuce, blue cheese and pecans.
Look for the smallest, which are more tender than the big blue lakes.
Catkins were already fluttering on the nut hedge behind Albert's house and the sky was a pale translucent blue, as tender as a thrush's egg-shell".
Another tender rosemary, Mrs. Reed's Dark Blue, is bushy with dark green leaves, and is a favorite of cooks.
Traveling Sprinkler, by Nicholson Baker (Blue Rider).This tender novel finds Paul Chowder, the poet narrator of Baker's previous novel "The Anthologist," driving around Portsmouth, New….
A small light near… Traveling Sprinkler, by Nicholson Baker (Blue Rider).This tender novel finds Paul Chowder, the poet narrator of Baker's previous novel "The Anthologist," driving around Portsmouth, New… What happens when you pimp out the pop in a pop masterpiece?
Traveling Sprinkler, by Nicholson Baker (Blue Rider).This tender novel finds Paul Chowder, the poet narrator of Baker's previous novel "The Anthologist," driving around Portsmouth, New Hampshire, and speaking into a handheld recorder.
