Sentence examples for varieties of colour from inspiring English sources

Similarly, he saw that woodwinds need not be employed for fireworks displays; they provide, like the human voice, wide varieties of colour.

Their chosen style employs fast cutting, animation, varieties of colour, fantasy, harsh reality, extreme stylisation, clips from newsreels and, a major coup, credit titles designed by the pop artist Peter Blake, who was one of Dury's teachers at the Royal College of Art in the 1960s.

Don't forget that patterns can come in wide varieties of colour.

Note the following: Colouration: Longhorns come in a wide variety of colour patterns and colours, from black to white and everything else in between.

It comes in enough variety of colour to match your team's.

"The whole scene was extremely beautiful; the banks and islands dotted over the river are adorned with sylvan vegetation of great variety of colour and form," he wrote.

Son has an appealing voice that can thrill at full throttle, but could do with more variety of colour and verbal subtlety.

Choose a selection of leaves to give a variety of colour and shapes – for example watercress, red and white Belgian endive, castelfranco, radicchio.

No parrot has been domesticated in the sense of chickenlike birds (order Galliformes) and waterfowl (order Anseriformes), although breeders have produced a variety of colour strains of the budgerigar (Melopsittacus undulatus), also called the shell parakeet.

They finished with Op 18, No 1: crisp and springy in the fast movements, and with an old-school weightiness in the slow movement, and lots of variety of colour, even if they almost never play truly softly.

17 Dally with daffodils Visit the Daffodil Show at Trelissick, Cornwall (01872 862 090; [email protected]) and be amazed at the sheer variety of colour and form in this ubiquitous flower.