Sentence examples for translucent colours from inspiring English sources

"Popeye" is a stainless-steel statue in an unusually large range of translucent colours.

Menon's preferred medium was oil on masonite, which she applied by using a series of translucent colours and thin washes.

Ravel's Gaspard de la Nuit, though, was spectacularly done: there were some fabulously translucent colours in Ondine; Gibet was all creepy elegance.

Designed by Briton Jonathan Ive, the iMac had translucent colours and sexy curves where the standard PC had beige blandness and boxy angles.

The Haydn and Mozart were immaculate performances, played with consummate musicality, using a palette of wonderfully translucent colours; the Beethoven was simply immense, with its first movement given a sense of unease by the edgy insistence of the left hand, and the final fugue built to a climax of huge power and glorious radiance.

They are found in a range of solid or translucent colours and may resemble seeds, grapes, peaches, barrels, or bottles.

Its five small movements shimmer with breathtaking, translucent colour, with virtuoso demands made on all sections of the orchestra.

To check if it's cooked, the salmon should change to a translucent colour and flake when pressed.

At a distance, they are ships' flags in the breeze; up close, they are simply themselves: rectangles of translucent colour.

The colour and lustre of the gems is heightened by foil that has been silvered, burnished, and coated with translucent colouring.

As his skin colour changed rapidly from dark brown to an eventual and unnerving translucent colour, his face also morphed dramatically, becoming virtually unrecognisable from that of the person we were first introduced to as a child and teenager.