Sentence examples for violent shade from inspiring English sources
Photobooths, custom-monogrammed chocolates and a 30-passenger Hummer limo in a violent shade of green.
Unless you're talking about that violent shade of teal, the one that makes me think of train upholstery and is never a good thing.
Some recipes, including Cobb's, also add a dash of curaçao, the bitter orange liqueur often tinted a violent shade of blue for reasons unknown, which mirrors Doudoroff's own taste for a dash of orange bitters alongside his Angostura.
"My marriage is less passionate than the relationships in the novels," she says, then takes up ballroom dancing, paints her eyes a violent shade of tangerine, and makes the husband dance too.
Regardless of the room in which you are seated, the food, by the onetime "Top Chef" contestant Sam Talbot, is not easy to discern: the entire space is lit a violent shade of purple, a bruise that only gets darker as the evening proceeds.
And the pitch is ugly, painted violent shades of pink and blue – designed to make it more TV friendly.
The flowers of chivesand the petals of small flowering roses are equally wonderful pickled, turning their vinegars violent shades of pink.
"The dahlias and the chrysanthemums were mostly white, too, and the carnations and the phlox were the crimson shade of a short, violent sunset.
They have to wear "Fear Goggles", which are shutter shades spray-painted shades of violent yellows and orange, in keeping with the feeling of the show.
The B, D, F and M all rejoice in exactly the same shade of violent orange.
