Sentence for colour | Use colour in a sentence

Sentence with word colour. The sentences below are ordered by length from shorter and easier to longer and more complex. They use colour in a sentence, providing visitors a sentence for colour.

• The colour left her cheeks. (10)
• The fitful colour is the fever. (10)
• You colour the whole region for me. (10)
• Their fragrance and colour would help. (8)
• A shot of colour swept over Henrietta. (10)
• I want to see some colour in your cheeks. (8)
• Wilfrid did not look of a wholesome colour. (10)
• She breathed between lips which had no colour. (8)
• The eyes were languid now, set in rosy colour. (10)
• Her heart was as warm as the colour of her hair. (8)
• Little, if they hold the colour as full as now? (10)
• Both changed colour, one looked white, the other red. (4)
• Clara was in rosy colour, but could meet a steady gaze. (10)
• She, too, Mrs. Amy May, was colour in the sight of men. (10)
• He took the colour of the spirits of the people about him. (10)
• Where the shadows fell thickest, there was yet a mist of colour. (10)
• His colour deepened, and he rattled some money in a trouser pocket. (8)
• I like colour, and I do not like to see wrinkles or have them seen. (10)
• Life seemed to her aglow with colour, and the future a gate of gold. (12)
• The effect of these words was to colour violently two pair of cheeks. (10)
• The colour rushed into her cheeks; she looked back across her shoulder. (8)
• How can she have acted so as to give a colour to this infamous scandal? (10)
• He is old, and youthful, with a high colour and a short rough white beard. (8)
• Nor where the peaches and the apricots were beginning to swell and colour. (8)
• She kept her poppy colour throughout the day, so sensitive was this pride. (10)
• Ashurst, who felt colour coming into his cheeks, held out his tobacco pouch. (8)
• Miss Bennet had not been able to hear of his coming without changing colour. (4)
• A sudden frightened longing for warmth, and light, and colour came to Barbara. (8)
• Mrs. Pendyce, who loved colour and glowing things, saw that they were beautiful. (8)
• The story, as Vittoria knew it, had a different, though yet a dreadful, colour. (10)
• The flush vanished and left her cheeks to their true colour, that of a faded rose. (8)
• The carriage was a dark drab, with black wheels; the harness all of the same colour. (6)
• The sky was a brown colour; the earth a deeper brown, like the skins of tawny lions. (10)
• When she saw Fiorsen come forward, her cheeks began to colour from sheer anticipation. (8)
• They take colour from sunlight, and are joyless in colour as in shade. (10)
• You can see that he takes Austrian money; his skin has got to be the exact colour of Munz. (10)
• The sun, too high to slant, was burnishing its base, till it glowed of a deep sherry colour. (8)
• Here the colour came to his cheek, and they wiped off the streaks of blood that stained him. (10)
• She hung a moment in languor, and that oriental warmth of colour ebbed away from her cheeks. (10)
• The river was bright that afternoon, the meadows lush, the trees still beautiful with colour. (8)
• His face scarcely changed colour, but the birds on a sudden seemed to pipe far away from him. (10)
• She had ceased to weep; she had outwept the colour of her eyes and the consolation of weeping. (10)
• The young man, whose face was stained by the firelight the colour of pale cheese, made no answer. (8)
• It grew, became a bright spread fan, then balanced there, full and round, the colour of pale honey. (8)
• But be it admitted, that to any one loving colour, music, chivalry, the Island of Drab is an exile. (10)
• The owl hooted, the red climbing roses seemed to deepen in colour, there came a scent of lime-blossom. (8)
• No one outstripping him cast a bad colour on him; nor did he object to bow to another as his superior. (10)
• And in her purified estate it came to pass that her hair grew soft and became the colour of lapis lazuli. (12)
• He was a little stouter, brighter of colour, greyer of beard, more nervous perhaps in voice and breathing. (8)
• A feverishness of soul, more than of body, which had hung about her ever since that night, gave her colour. (8)
• The cap was no longer visible; that little spot of colour had vanished in the stream of the noon promenaders. (8)
• He felt as if he had held a review of his friends and enemies on the door-step, and found them of one colour. (10)
• She was in colour like days he had noted thoughtfully: days with purple storm, and with golden horizon edges. (10)
• Clouds of high colour above London City are as the light of the Goddess to lift the angry heroic head over human. (10)
• Convulsively bent over, leaning back in the chair, he saw that man whose face had no colour for which there is a name. (12)
• In rude health and small omnibuses, with considerable colour in their cheeks, they arrived daily from the various termini. (8)
• The first morning song ceased, and at the silence the sun smiled out in golden irony, and everything was shot with colour. (8)
• Her colour was, deeper than usual, and she had the look, higher and more resolute, peculiar to her when she had been opposed. (8)
• Her face was charming, with eager, hazel-grey eyes, a bright colour, and fluffy hair the colour of ripe nuts. (8)
• Next, Nicholas, with a healthy colour in his face, and a carefully veiled sprightliness in every movement of his head and body. (8)
• Our sharp Monmouth air provokes her to walk briskly when she is out, and the exercise has once or twice given colour to her cheeks. (10)
• Moliere followed the Horatian precept, to observe the manners of his age and give his characters the colour befitting them at the time. (10)
• When she looked she flushed at the spectacle of one of her thousand thoughts, but she was not startled; the colour overflowed a grave face. (10)
• Colour came gradually back into her lips and eyes and cheeks; she seemed to have succeeded in her calculation, to be reviving from that stab. (8)
• Startled, clasping her hands, she looked strange to Keith in her black skirt and blouse of some soft velvety stuff the colour of faded roses. (8)

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