Sentence examples for war colour from inspiring English sources

In most English painting since the war, colour has seldom been an issue.

The prime minister added that it was important that Britain did not let the controversy of the Iraq war colour its response to today's crisis.

I'm going to buy two Dakotas, paint them up in war colours and do, er, nostalgia trips to Arnhem – you know, where the old paratroopers used to go – and charge them about 20 quid a time.

"You imagine how many people would want to go in an old war plane, for a start just to be in an old war plane, then to actually fly in it, with the war colours, and then to fly the actual route the paratroopers took back in the war in formation with the another one, together across the ocean, low level runs.

It won a Peabody Award for the documentary The Second World War in Colour and a BAFTA award for Britain at War in Colour.

That is because during the Spanish Civil War, the colour took on a political identity.

"It's a colour war, but a diluted colour war because they're careful in how they oppress people," added Tash.

In some ways, the limitations of the NES maximise the value of Base Wars' vivid colours and choppy movements: it's much easier to track the fluorescent futuristic ball in this game than it is to follow the regulation baseball in the R.B.I.

Dead the ends and colour war for now.

After NATO expansion and the long squabble over missile defence came the Iraq war, followed by "colour" revolutions in Georgia, Ukraine and Kyrgyzstan.

He says it is important not to let the controversy and tragedy of the 2003 war in Iraq colour Britain's response to today's crisis.