Sentence examples for use of blue from inspiring English sources

And the use of Blue Link is thought-provoking.

But Patrick Leahy, the current chairman and a Democrat, has restored the use of blue slips.

(The use of blue tape was a trademark in most of Mr. Krasinski's work).

He attributed the anomalously unpowerful results of the Time 100 trial to the use of blue Post-its.

The cunning use of blue neon and tiles conjures the pool in which Clyde coaches Jack from the sidelines.

The heavy use of blue, the main colour of the Scottish flag, injured nationalistic pride in England and Wales.

Yet, the first use of blue moon in the sense of a rare event dates to 1528 according to the Morris Dictionary of Word and Phrase Origins.

For another, as mentioned, the first use of blue moon in this calendrical sense has been traced to the Maine Farmers' Almanac in the 1800s.

But the unofficial art of the blockade is notable for its use of blue, the color of snow and ice, and of human skin made translucent by malnutrition.

Unless Leahy cracks down on the use of blue slips, Obama's future gains from the nuclear option are likely to be confined to states with Democratic senators.

Chinoiserie, used mainly in conjunction with Baroque and Rococo styles, featured extensive gilding and lacquering; much use of blue-and-white (e.g., Delftware); asymmetrical forms; disruptions of orthodox perspective; and Oriental figures and motifs.