Sentence for color | Use color in a sentence

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• It was of a pale mauve color. (21)
• His own color remained clear and cool. (9)
• She started suddenly and changed color. (1)
• The color in her cheeks deepened a little. (9)
• Such visitors spare no islander of any color. (9)
• Some print them without color, but on pink paper. (16)
• When he laughed, which was often, his color brightened. (9)
• This drier should be pale in color and free from rosin. (17)
• Their tendency is to return to the natural color of the cement. (17)
• The elephant was not white, but a leprous-looking shade of flesh color. (21)
• Many circus people regard a color or a combination of colors as a hoodoo. (21)
• In stature they are large, in color blue, with crimson hair and yellow eyes. (7)
• Its color was bluish, and it was covered with shaggy black hair an inch long. (21)
• It is the contamination of the Danube by the Inn that changes its color below Passau. (20)
• The students of right remained a vivid color in the impression of the university town. (9)
• Wistaria and early roses, clustering in, had but the ghost of color on their blossoms. (8)
• The surface was given a varied color and texture, and the form was not made so machine-like. (17)
• All the zenith reddened, but still the sun did not show except in the color of the brilliant clouds. (9)
• He shows the greatest skill in handling instrumental color, an art for which the Russians are noted. (3)
• To prove that it was no artificial color, Forepaugh used sometimes to send the brute into the water. (21)
• Grace flushed guiltily, and Miss Gleason cowered a little, perhaps interpreting the color as resentment. (9)
• I turned green, I was so scared; but Mr. Dryfoos kept his color, and kind of coaxed the fellow till he quit. (9)
• This pigment takes away the transparent qualities of the varnish and gives a definite color to the surface. (17)
• The frequent villas that dot the shores below Visegrád we now looked upon through glasses of different color. (20)
• She perceived that he took in the lilies and her coming color; she felt that he noted her figure and her dress. (9)
• Stone slabs of greenish color or neutral tones set with open joints, or even stepping stones, solve the problem. (17)
• The distance was too great, the atmosphere too hazy to distinguish the color of their uniform, even with a glass. (7)
• They are of the color and flavor of a very insipid little muskmelon which has grown too near a patch of squashes. (9)
• The finished coat is then added on top of this and is intended to develop a plane surface with the desired color. (17)
• Uncouth rawhide sandals and thick shapeless socks, often brilliant orange in color, protect their feet and ankles. (20)
• Westover realized that he had lost the best of any possible picture in letting that first delicate color escape him. (9)
• The material is non-absorbent and white in color, and the surface presents a gloss which is in reality a form of glass. (17)
• In other words, the tin roof is as good-looking as the paint which covers it, for it has no color or texture of its own. (17)
• A Golampian assemblage with uncovered heads resembles, indeed, a garden of flowers, vivid and deep in color, no two alike. (7)
• And since, undoubtedly, much real red was to be seen, there was little other color in the world or in her cheeks those days. (8)
• She has got a little bit of color into the fall exhibition; but the fall exhibition is never so good as the spring exhibition. (9)
• He had a fine color, and his eyes, as keen as they were kind, twinkled restlessly above the wholesome russet-red of his cheeks. (9)
• Movement, light, color, song, scent, the warm air, and the fluttering leaves were confused, till one had almost become the other. (8)
• The point to be noticed here is that it might color news if it wanted to, and that it does exercise certain monopolistic functions. (16)
• On all sides we saw flashing rich color, beautiful types, picturesque costumes, graceful action, and the bustle of ceaseless activity. (20)
• Afterward she came back to him, with the effect of having forced herself to come, and the color deepened in her cheeks while she stayed. (9)
• The waters of the classic Ilm are sluggish and slimy in places, and in places clear and brooklike, but always a dull dark green in color. (9)
• He was fastidious about the color and fit of his clothes, the furnishing and arrangement of his rooms, and other details of everyday life. (3)
• Some color of my prime impressions has tinged the fictitious experiences of people in my books, but I find very little of it in my memory. (9)
• In the section of the Charles that the perspective of the street blocked out, the wrinkled current showed as if glazed with the hard color. (9)
• But the color was the most charming thing, that delicate blue of the lake, without the depth of the sea-blue, but infinitely softer and lovelier. (9)
• These early machine-made bricks were extremely ugly, due to their perfection of geometric shape, smoothness of surface, and monotony of red color. (17)
• His skin is of a dark reddish-brown color, full of cracks, chaps and cross-etchings, with dapplings of irregular dark spots, and is probably two inches thick. (21)

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