Sentence examples for tone of blue from inspiring English sources

"Aesthetically, it certainly looks better, with the matching backdrop, but the tone of blue offers that nice contrast to the ball as well," said Steven Lock, the facilities manager for Melbourne Park, where the Australian Open is held.

The images of Ms. Taylor as Cleopatra and all the paintings of Onassis, which show her during the week of President John F. Kennedy's assassination and funeral, are basically monochromes, printed on canvas painted with a single tone of blue or brown.

We're sailing south by southwest in search of the trades, scouring the horizon for that telltale discoloration of the sea where one tone of blue yields to another.

Specimens have a tone of blue under their eyes.

The exact tone of blue, which they decided would be "process blue" (a shade lighter than Duke's and darker than North Carolina's), was the most difficult color to choose.

Know what tone of blue you want.

The restaurant has rich tones of blue and honey that add warmth to its modern decor.

A closing sprint of baby-doll dresses was mainly interesting for their digitized prints in hard tones of blue and green, and degenerated plaids.

At Thomas Colville Fine Art of New York and New Haven, there is Sanford Robinson Gifford's luminous "Study of Haverstraw Bay, on the Hudson" (1866), a poetic waterscape in subtle tones of blue.

For much of her work, she uses a black iridescent glaze with a high shine and subtle tones of blue and copper, which complements foods of all kinds.

Its 50-foot-high Gothic arches are filled in with 12 tones of blue stained glass, casting the interior (and its 2.75-ton chandelier and cedar cross) in haunting submarine tones.