Sentence examples for washed-out pink from inspiring English sources

In recent weeks United's performances have been as insipid as the washed-out pink away shirts that provide all too accurate a metaphor for their current state.

At last count, I own 15, ranging from a Christopher Kane crochet number to a fluoro Pringle longline design and a hand-knitted, washed-out pink Arran that is currently my favourite.

Nantucket reds -- washed-out pink pants -- are the new khakis; Sperry Top-Siders are more common on roof decks than top decks; and the Polo pony and the Lacoste crocodile are now but two of the critters in a zoo of polo shirt insignia.

The architecture all cheap materials with color schemes of washed-out pink, bright yellow, and baby blue reminiscent of the 60s seemed all the more dated with the absence of tourists, who, I was told, favor AirBnB over resorts these days.

In a photograph taken at Pyongyang Orphans Secondary Schooll, uniformed students sit in individual cubicles, like office workers, while a washed-out shade of pink pervades the classroom.

Scheuer lighted the backdrop in washed-out orange and pink, enhancing the impression of some desert landscape.

So, surely, would any of England's washed-out, washed-up, end-of-the-line resorts.

First came the silken man-woman hybrid outfits in saffron yellow; then ink-jet blue dresses faded to a washed-out blue hue or palest pink, like colors left in the sky after the sun slips away.

'Benton Deidre' is a washed-out maroon with pale reddish-pink.

The green, white and pink standard, resembling a washed-out Irish tricolour, is flown from rooftops, draped in shop windows, stencilled on T-shirts and even iced on cookies sold to tourists.

Hot orchid and flamingo pink have lately turned up as alternatives to washed-out pastels, which were originally designed to help patients distinguish nurses from X-ray technicians.