Sentence examples for whose colour from inspiring English sources

Lupin Upright, early season perennial: buy the variety whose colour you like the most.

The real question in this parish is of course whose colour block is the chicest?

In both Georgia and Kyrgyzstan, former Soviet republics whose "colour revolutions" were warmly encouraged by Freedom House, there was regression.

They appear here every year but this time they were accompanied by another fungus whose colour is almost as intense.

Most elaborate is the Slimania, with decorative tiles in the entrance, striking black and white arches symbolising night and day, and a green dome, whose colour represents paradise.

The town, surrounded by sandstone cliffs whose colour was reflected in the raging St Vrain River, consisted of six islands as residents barbecued their food before it spoiled.

In 1908 11 he experimented with Fauvism and with pointillism, a technique invented by the French painter Georges Seurat, whose colour-contrast theories led Kupka to study the aesthetic properties of colours.

A series of sunflowers whose colours express joy.

Fleetwood put on a show for St George, whose colours they share.

Syriza is a coalition whose colours are red for socialism, green for ecology and purple for feminism.

The stands were like a gigantic hanging garden of mixed stocks whose colours were pastel-blue and pink.