Sentence for blue | Use blue in a sentence

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• In the blue room, Father! (8)
• The same sweet blue eyes! (10)
• What was that figure in blue? (8)
• He used to beat her black and blue. (8)
• His blue eyes rested on the travellers. (8)
• Cloud-fleeces drifted slowly over the blue. (8)
• It was printed in blue characters and red. (10)
• They were in silhouette against the blue sky. (1)
• And there is often a very deep blue sky behind. (8)
• Her blue eyes opened wide, her face flushed up. (8)
• Lavender to the three soldiers in blue clothes. (8)
• She kicks off her lisle blue shoes, and begins dancing. (8)
• The figure of Daphne Wing in a blue kimono was revealed. (8)
• A star has nodded through The depths of the flying blue. (10)
• She would not chase the little blue butterfly of a guess. (10)
• And he brooded, with fingers hooked into his blue silk braces. (8)
• Geoff, and Mrs. Winlow, blue room and dress; maid, small drab. (8)
• As for beauty, those blue hills you see, enfold charming valleys. (10)
• Rather pale she looked and Londony; and her blue eyes were demure. (8)
• The baroness was not a young woman, and she was a hardbound Blue. (10)
• I stretch out my hand after one of those blue blossoms, and know my guilt. (12)
• These sharp points were the first to greet them between the blue and green. (10)
• She was yellow-haired, almost purple-eyed, so rich was the blue of the pupils. (10)
• Alone there with the serene, the blue, the sunlit sea, his heart relaxed a little. (8)
• The Privy Councillor looked after him with consternation in his large, blue eyes. (12)
• The breathless silence was significant, yet the moon shone in a broad blue heaven. (10)
• June had come in with skies of a blue that not even London glare and dust could pale. (8)
• Dressed only in a loose blue wrapper, she was brushing her dark hair before the glass. (8)
• They had blue days when even the March sun was warm, and there was just breeze enough. (8)
• It has made me bilious and blue, my moral thermometer sinking as the atmospheric rose. (14)
• The little blue bowl was gone, so that nothing now marred the harmony of red and green. (8)
• She kept regarding him steadily with very blue eyes, now that she was relieved of driving. (8)
• Barbi leant a little forward with the towels clasped to the blue cotton bosom of her dress. (8)
• Her lips had parted in a little sigh of wonder; her blue eyes were filled with unwept tears. (13)
• I let him talk me into going for a blue velvet dress and a pair of cheap patent leather shoes. (12)
• With her round blue eyes fixed on him, and her lips just parted, she had a slightly vacant look. (8)
• In the morning my party set forward over the soaken prairie under a cloudless sky intensely blue. (7)
• Heat and lustre were now poured from the sky, on whose soft blue a fleet of clouds sailed heavily. (10)
• At her entrance into The Blue Pike pain and mental suffering had driven her to the verge of despair. (5)
• And while that blue figure, turned to the sunset, was still visible, he screwed himself back to look. (8)
• The office of the Commandant of Philadelphia was streaked with strata of dark blue vitriolic language. (18)
• And, smiling, he drifted out of the gallery again, blue and solid like the smoke of his excellent cigar. (8)
• Twelve youths bore the framework, covered with a richly embroidered blue cloth, on which the coffin rested. (5)
• On Saturday, October 5, the sky that had been blue all day deepened after sunset to the bloom of purple grapes. (8)
• Jon had still his high regard for desert islands, where breadfruit grew, and the water was blue above the coral. (8)
• She was dressed in blue velvet to the throat; the hair was brushed from the temples and bound in a simple knot. (10)
• And slipping on her slippers and blue dressing-gown she ensconced herself behind the curtain to await developments. (8)
• The line of blue staggered and gave way; in those two terrific volleys it seemed to have quite poured out its spirit. (7)
• Her eyes were still luminously blue, and she let them dwell on Robert one gentle instant, giving him her hand humbly. (22)
• Felix would have given a good deal to have been able to see into the brain behind the frowning stare of those blue eyes. (8)
• It was to a bright blue cloudless sky, and the sharp clear air of a fine day in winter, that I at length opened my eyes. (6)
• Antonia was flushed, her eyes had grown deep blue; her look of startled doubt had passed and left a question in her face. (8)
• There hung Briareus with deep-indented trunk and ravined brows, stretching all his hands up to unattainable blue summits. (10)
• Presently a light line of blue smoke-puffs broke out along the edge of the wood in front, succeeded by a crackle of rifles. (1)
• As far as I could see there were no grass, no weeds, no flowers; the earth was covered with a kind of lichen, uniformly blue. (7)
• How a little fella like Pole could go and be father to such a mighty big son, with your bit of moustache and your blue eyes! (10)
• The clouds sailed across the irregular space of pale blue Northern sky which the break in the woods opened for them overhead. (9)
• He wore a pair of pince-nez, too, which somewhat veiled his cynical blue eyes, and clashed a little with the pagan look of him. (8)
• Bright with maiden splendour shone the moon; and the old rocks, cherished in her beams, put up their horns to blue heaven once more. (10)
• And, turning on his face, he rested his chin on his hands, and stared at the short grass where the little blue milkwort was growing…. (8)
• A fresh wind had split the customary heaven, or roof of hell; was sweeping long drifts of creamy clouds across a blue still pallid with reek. (8)
• And Lennan waited, his eyes fixed on those blossoms so like to little blue butterflies and strange-hued crickets, tethered to the pale green stems. (8)
• He walked to where the strenuous blue lake, finding outlet, propels a shoulder, like a bright-muscled athlete in action, and makes the Rhone-stream. (10)
• In the cornfields grow poppies and daisy-like flowers, also a beautiful annual larkspur with purple and blue flowers, and a pale, bluish-white nigella. (20)

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