Sentence examples for usual color from inspiring English sources

Instead she's green, the usual color of space aliens.

In contrast, his family's grass-thatched hut was occasionally shared with goats, and "red earth" — not "immaculate white" — was the usual color scheme for bathrooms.

His lab has repeatedly shown that red, the usual color of a Coke can, is associated with sweetness; in one experiment, participants perceived salty popcorn as tasting sweet when it was served in a red bowl.

There were not enough towels for all of the more than 800 people who turned out to see Mr. Ryan on Saturday morning, so many instead held signs that read "Pennsylvania Believes" (in the usual color scheme).

It is reasonably clear that for (9) to be true, I have to stand in the seeing (perceiving) relation to a dark discoloration in the back of my right hand, i.e., to a certain surface region on the back of my hand marked by a darker shade of the usual color of my skin, a certain region that can be seen by others possibly in the same way in which I see it.

That Hitler changed the symbol slightly (twisted it 45 degrees and changed its usual color representation) is totally irrelevant.

And instead of the usual colors, the train's seats were decorated to look like numbered box seats.

Usual colors reflect fall - oranges, yellows, golds, reds and browns.

Color the tiger face; the usual colors are white, orange, and black but the choice is yours.

Her usual colors are dark blue, purple, brown, dark green, dark red, black, etc. She's not big on bright colors.

The dog's coloring can be any usual dog color, such as black and white, ginger or golden, beige or brown, etc.