Utiliser "colour" dans une phrase

1. I’m sure there are some curtains in the roof which would look okay in here … the ones I used to have in the dining room at the old house … I reckon they would be long enough … but it would depend on what colour scheme they decide on

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2. They are bickering happily as they leave the house, arguing over the relative merits of various colour schemes … what a pair!

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3. It’s a lovely deep wine-red colour which sets off her skin tones and hair beautifully

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4. plain, cream in colour, with just a hint of flow and swirl towards the hem

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5. I go in and shake hands with the man standing behind the desk while at the same time I am uncomfortably aware that he is scanning what I am wearing, leaving me with the disconcerting impression that he knows what colour my knickers are

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6. The sky is streaked a beautiful deep red colour across the horizon, the clouds tinted pink and red as they reflect the sun

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7. Once again I moved through a shadow world of stairs and blind corridors before being deposited, still blindfolded and ignorant, on another mattress roll, this one, like the others, a dirty cream colour

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8. The Countess rose and walked over to the rustic, blue painted wardrobe and pulled from its hanger one of a number of simple cotton summer dresses, long and plain, cream in colour, with just a hint of flow and swirl towards the hem

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9. and hazel-blue is the colour of love beneath

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10. “Well, he says that one of them is orange in colour, but smaller

11. Joris had bought her five years ago … she’d fallen in love on sight with the beautiful gg, with her white blond mane and tail setting off the pale tan colour of her coat

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12. black in colour, was brushed neatly down the front of his shirt

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13. with the chaos, the sound and colour

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14. The Colour Of Her Eyes

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15. I know what colour her eyes would be

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16. and free insurance on hot hatches the colour

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17. Write it down that the colour of a skin,

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18. Seeing the World in Colour

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19. in municipally maintained beds and banks of colour

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20. Yet my world was full of colour

21. to the colour swatch and the regimentally

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22. Suspended from the dainty chain is a small pendant stone, green in colour, it sparkles in the early morning sunlight

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23. Professional mourning women dressed from head to toe in weeds, their wretched faces the colour of putty, snivelled and wailed with all the drama of a well-worn Greek tragedy

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24. For two days the blissful romance that should be the ambrosia of all newly weds was forced to give way to lessons in using the Hoover, heating up baked beans and loading the washing machine in such a way that the clothes didn’t all come out shit colour drab

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25. All she had to do was colour in the flower petals and stick paper leaves to the front of each card

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26. By arranging the suits, shirts, blouses and skirts by label, size and colour she managed to shift most of the better items to middle class bargain hunters and a good deal of the less fashionable items to the local student population

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27. I should have known it by the flowers; they were everywhere, welcoming and dazzling outside a house the colour of summer sky

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28. It tastes a bit like carrots though the colour is all wrong

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29. Tiffany’s cheeks matched the colour of the pink phone’s case perfectly

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30. There was not a weed in sight and the flower borders exploded with colour and vivacity throughout the spring, summer and autumn

31. Here was the linchpin of the community, his face the colour of shiny cherries, announcing to the entire mountain community that the mail had arrived on time and he was ready for business

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32. I can always see the match in colour in Ishaan's house

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33. We had painted it blue - the colour of

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34. He looked for many things in his partners, varying their age, their hair colour, their breast size and the length of their legs as if he were a dictator’s wife in a shoe shop

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35. Her red nail polish was the same colour as

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36. It would be somewhere to sit under a broad, green, canvas brolly on hot summer afternoons, somewhere that he could rest and admire the shapes and flights of colour that would fill his new flower garden

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37. same as the sky blue colour in paint shops and is so crisp that your eyes hurt

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38. young and old, of blue and red, and of creed and colour

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39. What I suggest is that we just perk up the colour with low lights to tone in those grey hairs and then for the big day, I think something simple

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40. beach and how she would colour the walls inside pink and yellow

41. ‘Mind? Of course not, you’ll have to let us know what colour you would like on the walls – we’ve always gone for white walls because it goes with the cottage, but you might like something different

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42. way that the clothes didn’t all come out shit colour drab

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43. was colour in the flower petals and stick paper leaves to the front of

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44. and the flower borders exploded with colour and vivacity

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45. albeit one of an unusual colour

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46. age, their hair colour, their breast size and the length of their legs as

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47. admire the shapes and flights of colour that would fill his new

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48. Sucked dry of colour

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49. I pour the boiling water into the mug, watching the coffee granules swirl into a light brown colour as I add the milk

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50. As the story unfolds, the boy places a handful of each colour of sand into the bowl of dark water

51. Made conscious decision not to colour my entries but to go on as I always have

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52. Her high heeled shoes didn’t match the colour of the satin, but who was going to care about that? She couldn’t wear flatties not on stage

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53. A rosy red colour, it was shaped like a heart … a white streak crossed from upper right to lower left … she strove to remember what she had learned at school … the bottom bit was called the ventricle, at least that is what she vaguely recalled from a long forgotten, unattended at the time, biology lesson

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54. the same size or colour, but there was some characteristic

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55. longer shook, and the colour had come back to his

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56. rather sickly pale blue colour, which gave the impression of being

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57. as often as he changes colour and appearance

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58. It is not the shape, but the colour

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59. In her mind, she heard again the sound of the Arlosh warbler, seeing the flash of colour as it beat its wings and posed photogenically against the black of the leafless bushes

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60. It was a bulky cylinder painted the same grey colour as the rest of the

61. Judging by the colour of the stains on his shirt he spilled more of the yoghurt then he ingested

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62. She contemplates the room and tries to imagine it with the colour scheme they are discussing

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63. Ted pours a regular measure this time and, instead of gulping it down, he stares into the glass, savouring the colour and peaty aroma

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64. The doctor watches the colour rise in her cheeks

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65. The human eye is designed to notice distinct movement, not background colour and no one seems to see the after shock

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66. Bailli, and suddenly the colour drained from his face

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67. The colour drained from her face and

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68. – consisted of gruel the colour and consistency of mud

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69. Li-Li excitedly opened the package of coloured pencils and colouring book and started to colour

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70. standing in the hotel room with Lindy – all the colour

71. little explosions of colour in the narrow streets

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72. bloodshot and vacant; the colour had drained from my

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73. A dyer who has found the means of producing a particular colour with materials which cost only half the price of those commonly made use of, may, with good management, enjoy the advantage of his discovery as long as he lives, and even leave it as a legacy to his posterity

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74. No paint or dye can give so splendid a colour as gilding

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75. It was Ort, the time of the year when leaves begin to loose their vigour and colour red or yellow before finally dropping

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76. had eyes so dark that they appeared to have no colour

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77. Nevertheless, the colour had returned to her

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78. The cornflowers matched the colour of her

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79. The black of the dress matched with the colour of the

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80. splash of colour to the whole fence

81. of the same colour and not a smal est chance

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82. delta, but the imagination of poets can colour it

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83. as representatives of the red colour

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84. His colours, by which I allude to the colour of

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85. For a while they lay on their backs, catching their breath and watching the sky above them gradually change colour as the sun rose higher and higher

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86. Some of the men she had entertained previously couldn’t even tell the colour of her eyes because they never looked that far up!

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87. Her hair was black in colour, long and shiny – highlighted by the afternoon sun from behind her

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88. They weren’t the prettiest of females, but they were tall and muscular and their skin was the colour of charcoal

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89. She was almost the mirror image of Helez; the same colour hair, the same build and as stunningly beautiful

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90. Zarko left the choice of material, colour and design to Helez

91. Their environment suddenly turned to a kaleidoscope of moving colour

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92. In contrast to his grey bristle she had softer longer fur of a light cream colour

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93. The rest were mere objects of vulgar wonder and curiosity ; some reeds of an extraordinary size, some birds of a very beautiful plumage, and some stuffed skins of the huge alligator and manati ; all of which were preceded by six or seven of the wretched natives, whose singular colour and appearance added greatly to the novelty of the show

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94. The colour changed becoming more intense

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95. A more normal pink colour was returning to his cheeks, although his face still looked decidedly pale with the remnants of blue around his eyes and mouth

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96. What he found was so strange: these pink and brown skin figures in clothes of a similar colour to their dusty surroundings, with some kind of weapons that went bang after they were aimed

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97. The most worrying feature was the colour; it was a mix of dark red with areas tinged yellow

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98. Her skin colour was not looking good

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99. It was in some kind of spacesuit, copper in colour, with a bulky pack giving off a bright exhaust

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100. We had to leave him where he was as there was nothing we could do for him I could feel my face changing colour at what we were witnessing which was a living hell