Sentence examples for tint off from inspiring English sources

That may come as a relief to some people who noticed the reddish tint off the shores of Manhattan and began conjecturing.

But the tints paid off handsomely in a photo of a lighthouse with a bright blue sky behind it.

Her tour Rose-tinted kicks off on the 6th February at Brighton Komedia.

Designed by the perennially inventive partnership of Herts & Tallant, the house has crisp, ivory-colored terra cotta decoration with a slightly brown tint of cream fresh off the farm, not store-bought.

The scientists noticed that the flash of the bomb had discolored concrete to a light reddish tint, had scaled off the surface of granite, and had scorched certain other types of building material, and that consequently the bomb had, in some places, left prints of the shadows that had been cast by its light.

After a while steaming, the glue will melt and the tint will peel off like cellophane.

Heat it for 30-45 minutes and try to get the tint to come off in one piece.

Because the paint did not have time to set, the researchers surmise that the paint that washed off tinted the sediment layer.

The "keen lung-shrivelling aroma" of snow gives off a tint of blue: "The dense thickets and brakes were purple-black... the mystery of the trees was increased".

Use a razor blade to scrape off any tint that did not peel.

In its upper reaches, the Bow has all the trappings of a classic alpine trout stream: conifer-lined banks, gravelly riffles, sweeping backdrops of vertiginous mountains and a slightly off-color tint that suggests cover for lunkers lurking just below the surface.