How To Use Colouring In A Sentence
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For the stock, start by sweating all the vegetables and herbs in a little extra-virgin olive oil, seasoning with salt at the start to help them sweat without colouring.
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On fair skin, pale shades are delicate enough not to overpower your colouring.
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Bottlenose dolphins appear uniform grey, but their colouring can be very variable.
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Luckily it had short sleeves, and she knew that the subtle shade of pale aquamarine suited her colouring.
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The genetic trawl will not be looking for physical characteristics, such as colouring or height, but at particular genes that were thought to be common in Vikings.
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Your composition is good except for some overcolouring here and there.
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Just 66 additives are permitted in organic food production, and they must come from natural sources and exclude sweeteners and colourings.
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Logwood is not only used for dyeing blacks and greys as the principal colouring matter, but is also used as a shading colour along with cutch, fustic, quercitron, etc., in dyeing olives, browns, etc., and among the recipes given in this section examples of its use in this direction will be found.
The Dyeing of Cotton Fabrics A Practical Handbook for the Dyer and Student
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As the beauticians of the city watched in attention, her fingers moved nimbly showcasing the latest in hairstyling, colouring and snipping techniques.
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Pupils who collected the most garbage bags were due to get prizes like beach balls, crayons and colouring books.
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A lime tree there is already turning a beautiful bright yellow, and a large Himalayan spindle bush is taking on rich red and pink colouring.
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Some parents believe that certain dietary substances and, in particular, certain artificial food colourings are responsible for their child's behaviour.
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The green colouring comes from chlorophyll, the same pigment that is found in foliage.
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Traditional red colouring includes kermes and cochineal, both of which are pigments made by crushing masses of tiny insects.
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I took my colouring pencils out and started to colour in.
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In 1949 the wineries were expanded by the government, who, for reasons of economy, blended grape wine with water, fermented cereals, and colouring.
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Hair styling and colouring, a manicure, fashion styling and photography are all included.
Times, Sunday Times
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I gave the kids some colouring in to do this afternoon and was amazed and dumbstruck by their response - they sat quietly, put lots of effort into making the flowers look good and seemed to enjoy it.
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The twins sheltered from the storms by learning the art of batik painting, colouring in the exotic fish between their wax outlines.
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Other food colourings are known to cause hyperactivity and schizophrenia.
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Wall eye Can appear unsightly, but it is just that the colouring of the iris is white or blue white.
Your First Horse - buying, feeding, caring
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Repeat the process with the peppermint mixture, using green food colouring.
Times, Sunday Times
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Then once you have decided to start revising, don't just sit there until the day of your first exam colouring in revision timetables when you haven't actually done any revising, get on with it.
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She is wearing a figure-hugging white bodice and tight ski pants which perfectly show off her dancer's figure and dark colouring.
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The branches seem to be laid out flat, like fern fronds, while it is the colouring that gives the foliage variety of appearance and depth.
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This food comes minus the usual slicks of oil and unnatural colourings.
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The pale colouring makes it useful for lighting up dark corners in partial to full shade.
Times, Sunday Times
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The rule for colouring in a map is that any two regions which share a border must be filled in using different colours.
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Overall, the tonal balance, flattening of forms and coolness of colouring projects a feeling of utter limpidity.
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Sometimes the colouring is permitted only on the outside of foods, especially confectionery, but usually it is permitted throughout the food.
E For Additives
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Sometimes a Siamese cat will develop pale colouring on its points without any local injury.
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Rather, my instinct is telling me that the "ablautless" forms are coloured by uvulars, hence *-a-, and that ablauting forms stem from a lengthened Narten present, *ɢēb- or *gʰēbʰ- in traditional notation, since it's already been established by other IEists that long vowels are not affected by laryngeal colouring and thus, by extension, they wouldn't be affected by uvular colouring.
PIE *kap- and *ghabh-
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This is my opinion, and I will be the first to admit that my Apple fangirlism may be colouring my view unawares.
World of Apple
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But we aren't going to spend the whole lesson colouring in.
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The lovely title track has a whiff of Ellington in its carefully paced atmospherics, with discreet touches of celeste colouring the long shadows cast by Peplowski's doleful clarinet.
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So you thought colouring was as easy as buying a favourite colour and applying it with a brush.
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With her dark colouring and petite frame, she should be experimenting with bolder colours.
The Sun
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An examination showed they were healthy and specialists attempted to clean the birds and restore their natural white colouring.
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Colour analysis will help you select shades that complement your natural colouring.
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The genetic trawl will not be looking for physical characteristics, such as colouring or height, but at particular genes that were thought to be common in Vikings.
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Have your face painted, show off your colouring skills and meet fish and sea urchins.
Times, Sunday Times
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Blood poured out, colouring his pale skin bright scarlet.
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The colouring matter of which is sesquioxide of iron, is used as a crayon.
Field's Chromatography or Treatise on Colours and Pigments as Used by Artists
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As the modern man of fashion, when an exterior compliance with the tonish habits of high life rendered simulation and conformity necessary, he generally acquitted himself in a style that seemed to say he was only in his proper element, and met with his equals alone in the first circles of elegant society; but the real character of this young and amiable man never appeared in its true colouring to such advantage, as, when freed from the trammels situation and circumstances frequently imposed upon it, he found himself at liberty to follow the genuine bent of inclination, which secretly pointed to rational enjoyments, pleasures unaccompanied by the sting of after reproach, and a participation in all the milder and more tranquil virtues to be met with in the less elevated stations of private life.
Stella of the North, or the Foundling of the Ship
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Contains no artificial colouring or flavouring.
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For all her fierce colouring, her face was serene and her voice soft.
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Her daughter has very fair colouring.
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Neither the insipid colouring nor the androgynous figures help to give the fresco presence, but it remains a seminal work in the development of Neoclassicism.
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Half of the 47 lessons observed were deemed unsatisfactory or poor and some teachers were found to have low expectations of pupils, giving them undemanding tasks such as colouring in.
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Then came the easy part of colouring his hair and coming up with a unique body language for the character.
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Look out for excess salt, sugar and artificial colourings.
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Soft pinks and browns are the summery eyeshadow shades that suit every woman, regardless of colouring.
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It's really remote, and we stop off at a local school to give gifts such as colouring pencils.
The Sun
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The colouring is usually much more subdued,with a watercolour-like thinness of texture.
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Soluble in water and alcohol, this colouring principle yields by precipitation with chloride of calcium a compound known as 'Solid French Purple', a pigment more stable than the archil colours generally, but all too fugitive for the palette.
Field's Chromatography or Treatise on Colours and Pigments as Used by Artists
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The tail is suffused with a yellow ochre colouring, and the scale patterning on the upper body is ornamental.
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Her daughter has very fair colouring.
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Hence, bixin, the colouring principle of anatta.
Times, Sunday Times
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The gentoo is the most strongly marked of all the smaller varieties of penguins as far as colouring is concerned, and it far surpasses the adelie in weight of legs and breast, the points that particularly appealed to us.
South: the story of Shackleton’s last expedition 1914–1917
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In this connection we may mention that one of the first results was the discovery that the yellow colouring matter in corpora lutea of cattle ovaries was by micro-analytical carbon hydrogen determination found to be carotin, the substance which is in carrots widely found in the vegetable kingdom.
Fritz Pregl - Nobel Lecture
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His colouring was very dark and his features very striking, his hair was a nest of black corkscrew curls and he wore an Australian bush hat.
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And now that I've drooled over Danny's site, my eyes are wandering over to the cupboard where I keep a secret stash of notebooks, colouring pencils and of course a supply of purple pens.
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Why not add some food colouring for fun?
The Sun
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Colouring and flavouring surface baits such as pellets chum mixer and crust can further improve takes, but often species such as carp will bump and knock such baits.
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In Beijing, they will fly me out for one hair colouring.
Times, Sunday Times
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Cover the pot with a lid so the vegetables sweat and soften without colouring, then pour in the stock and bring to the boil.
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Ernman seems at home in French and there is good colouring and shading of the words.
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Pupils who collected the most garbage bags were due to get prizes like beach balls, crayons and colouring books.
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He believes innovative ideas do not need political colouring.
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The colouring of his fur makes him look like he's wearing grey tights with white underpants over the top.
The Sun
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Books of all kinds, from colouring books to books on science and business, attract a large number of people.
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It is difficult to conceive in what manner ten or twenty strata of either limestone or flint, of different shades of white and black, could be laid quite regularly over each other from sediments or precipitations from the sea; it appears to me much easier to comprehend, by supposing with Dr. Hutton, that both the solid rocks of marble and the flint had been fused by great heat, (or by heat and water,) under immense pressure; by its cooling or congealing the colouring matter might be detruded, and form parallel or curvilinean strata, as above explained.
The Botanic Garden A Poem in Two Parts. Part 1: the Economy of Vegetation
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Wall-gilliflower, has been cultivated in this country almost from time immemorial, for its fragrance and bright colouring.
Herbal Simples Approved for Modern Uses of Cure
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It was one of Harriet's cast-offs, hardly worn since it hadn't suited her fair colouring.
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The third is a colouring competition and every entry receives a prize.
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Beth was wearing a simple jade-green silk dress that perfectly suited her colouring, as well as the pretty coral necklace that Louis had surprised her with just a few days ago.
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The puppies are both crossbred males, one is black and white and smooth-coated and the other is nearly all black with some tan colouring.
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I yelled, my cheeks taking their cherry red colouring again.
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As it turned out, the Piltdown forgery was rather crude, involving the filing down of an ape jawbone and its artificial colouring, along with the parts of a modern human cranium.
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This reproduction is especially impressive because it is a more contemporary version of the painting and so the artist was able to recapture the vivid colouring of the now faded original.
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Beth was wearing a simple jade-green silk dress that perfectly suited her colouring, as well as the pretty coral necklace that Louis had surprised her with just a few days ago.
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Looking closely, there's a hint of copper colouring in the larger scratch.
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None of them had their father's dark colouring.
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Her daughter has very fair colouring.
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Bartolommeo learned from the younger artist the rules of perspective, in which he was so skilled, while Raphael owes to the _frate_ the improvement in his colouring and handling of drapery, which was noticeable in the works he produced after their meeting.
Encyclopaedia Britannica, 11th Edition, Volume 3, Part 1, Slice 3 "Banks" to "Bassoon"
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Temper tantrums in up to a quarter of young children could be caused by food colourings added to popular brands.
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The twins sheltered from the storms by learning the gentler art of batik painting, colouring in the exotic fish between their wax outlines.
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Maybe some children find a use for it, colouring in the pictures.
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The pale colouring makes it useful for lighting up dark corners in partial to full shade.
Times, Sunday Times
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These contain bookmarks and colouring books and are intended to promote and boost children's love for reading.
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They are also all made without genetically modified ingredients, hydrogenated oils, artificial flavourings, colourings or preservatives.
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Tilda, in spite of her lack of success with the convent's colouring books, wished to be a marine painter also.
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But that's all - no artificial additives, colourings or preservatives.
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Peroxide of hydrogen is a weak oxidiser, and therefore, although (p. 035) strong enough to destroy the colouring matter of the fibre is not strong enough to decompose the fibre itself.
The Dyeing of Woollen Fabrics
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It wasn't until 1970 that modern textile colouring made the now familiar red and white sock possible.
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The colouring book idea made me chuckle, it's so random!
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The small, delicately outlined figures grouped together in large, unshaded expanses of background space and the subtle colouring create a pleasing sense of lightness and formal balance, but the air of decadence is inescapable.
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When the whole has been sufficiently boiled and allowed to rest, the liquor containing the colouring matter will float over the resinate, and, after removal, may be replaced by another washing.
The Handbook of Soap Manufacture
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For a cherry red use tincture of saffron; for light amber to deep brown use sugar colouring; for brandy colour, sugar; for red use beet root or saunders; for port wine colour use extract of rhatany.
Young's Demonstrative Translation of Scientific Secrets
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The female, scaly-brown in colouring, displays a much less conspicuous off-white gorget.
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This yoghurt contains no artificial flavouring or colouring.
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The complex composite structure of the plane would be weakened by any colouring, as heat would build up, leading to delamination and possible cracking.
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THE art of individual dressing is finding which colours clash well together and suit your colouring.
The Sun
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The roughly-prepared coating is imported in two forms, called lac-lake and lac-dye, which contain about 50 per cent of colouring matter, combined with more or less resin, and with earthy matters, consisting chiefly of carbonate and sulphate of lime and silica.
Field's Chromatography or Treatise on Colours and Pigments as Used by Artists
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He bathed with fresh water and reclad in fragrant linen the exquisite body, upon which faint discolouring patches already heralded the inevitable end.
The Dop Doctor
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They used a mixture of cake gelatine, powdered sugar, food colouring and permitted flavours, to create flat ‘sheets’.
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Since birds with a high parasite load cannot store as much carotenoid pigments, their colouring is not as brilliant as that of healthier individuals.
Mystery bird: scarlet ibis, Eudocimus ruber
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Suez, being merely a run through the desert, requires no comment except as regards the beautiful blue waters of the Bitter Lakes, whose splendid colouring is brought out by the rich yellow of the surrounding desert.
Three Months in the Soudan
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The second and central panel is an abstract passage; here, the tension between flat surface and represented curvature is broken by the mottled dark colouring, to yield a paradoxical depth.
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Her voice has, as yet, neither the maturity nor flexibility of other singers but her performance was strong on dramatic colouring and purity of tone.
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After he had given out the prizes all the children in the shop were given red balloons and some colouring books.
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Spoon 1-2 tbsp into a small bowl and tint green using colouring paste.
Times, Sunday Times
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To prevent the apples from discolouring, place slices into a bowl with water and a little lemon juice.
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The staff then filled each box with a selection of toys, clothing, colouring books and sweets, as well as a small greeting card for the recipient of the present.
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While the bird is colouring in the butter you can peel the garlic, trim and cut the celery into short lengths.
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The gold colouring had begun to rub off.
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The colouring for cheese is, or at least should be, Spanish arnotto; but as soon as colouring became general in this country, a colour of an adulterated kind was exposed for sale in almost every shop; the weight of a guinea and a half of real Spanish arnotto is sufficient for a cheese of fifty pounds 'weight.
Young's Demonstrative Translation of Scientific Secrets
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Skin colouring is also genetically determined.
Times, Sunday Times
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With the money she accumulated she bought colouring books and colouring pencils.
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Most recipes simply call for smoked haddock, with some adding "preferably undyed" – the taste is generally exactly the same, though obviously all that yellow colouring adds nothing positive to the nutritional content – but Stirling-born Nick Nairn specifies Arbroath smokies in his Great British Menu recipe.
How to cook perfect cullen skink
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The pale colouring makes it useful for lighting up dark corners in partial to full shade.
Times, Sunday Times
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Amongst it were some blue tiles of that peculiar hue like those seen on the great musjid at Lahore, and the colouring of which is supposed to have been a secret brought from Persia many centuries ago, and now quite lost.
Three Months in the Soudan
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In Britain, sales of home hair colouring kits have risen by a third in the past three years.
Times, Sunday Times
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This brand of tinned beans contains no artificial colouring.
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Add a few drops of food colouring if you like.
The Sun
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Luckily it had short sleeves, and she knew that the subtle shade of pale aquamarine suited her colouring.
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We celebrated diversity by colouring in Union Jacks on Commonwealth Day.
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The story, activity and colouring books stand out in the crowd.
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“Peace with thy scurrile jests!” answered Edith, colouring deeply.
The Talisman
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Researchers discovered fluoride was the tooth discolouring culprit and mistakenly thought fluoride was also the cavity-fighting hero – unaware that calcium was required to grow sound dentition.
Archive 2008-01-01
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I gave the kids some colouring in to do this afternoon and was amazed and dumbstruck by their response - they sat quietly, put lots of effort into making the flowers look good and seemed to enjoy it.
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From the wonky lines and ragged colouring, the artists involved can't be much older than 10.
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I don't really mind this, and rather like the distinctly metallic looking finish and dark, dark blue colouring.
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But some leading shampoos and conditioners contain small amounts of bleaching agents to promote blonde colouring.
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Pour into the tin and use a skewer to swirl in the food colouring.
The Sun
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But the composed-looking orchids, with their astonishing colouring against bright green leaves are among the best photos on display.
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The average supermarket has shelves which are stacked with foods containing a variety of artificial sweeteners, flavourings, colourings, preservatives and stabilisers.
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Many women begin colouring their hair in their mid-30s.
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The colouring is a brownish grey, with the males having rust-coloured heads and necks, while the females have white necks and black heads.
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Ensure you take off the excess powder from the brush before applying, this gives a soft natural colouring.
The Sun
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He has printed out his latest graph in black and white and is contentedly preoccupied with colouring in the pieces of pie by hand.
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You can also buy special packs of edible egg colourings from some supermarkets and craft shops.
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While the Kashmiri mode is delicate, and somewhat pallid, the Jammu style is bolder, more folksy, with hard outlines and fantastic colouring.
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Gilded Hawke is a variegated curly ivy with grey-green central colouring and gold margins.
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Instead of wasting time colouring in logos in black you could be doing volunteer work.
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But some leading shampoos and conditioners contain small amounts of bleaching agents to promote blonde colouring.
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Her daughter has very fair colouring.
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Transfer a quarter of the meringue mixture to a small bowl and add a few drops of red food colouring to tint.
The Sun
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In the days when people had to struggle to live, chopsticks were dull in colouring and appearance.
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Choose shades which tone in with your natural colouring.
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The colouring is so exquisite, the sky and clouds are so beautiful, the pine woods look at times the richest purple in the distance; and the foliage of the white birches, and brushwood, and grass near the shore, was of most vivid pale greens when we came up.
Leaves from Juliana Horatia Ewing's "Canada Home"
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Coloured glass is of two kinds: (1) _Stained glass_, made by mixing metallic oxides with the glass when in a state of fusion, the colours thus going through the whole mass; (2) _Painted glass_, in which colouring is laid upon the white or tinted glass, and fixed by the action of fire.
English Villages
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From this distance it was impossible to tell whether it was blusher or that colouring that seems to come with a life in the country.
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To finish the roses, lightly brush green colouring around edge of each petal.
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She had the colouring of an ‘English Rose’ i.e. pale skin and blue eyes, often outlined with heavy black to make them stand out less.
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Among the items most appreciated are cuddly toys, toothbrushes, toothpaste, soap, flannels, notepads, colouring books, pencils, pens, crayons, hats, caps, gloves and scarves.
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The twins sheltered from the storms by learning the art of batik painting, colouring in the exotic fish between their wax outlines.
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Their colouring will undergo remarkable transformations from vulgar pink to rich ruddy purples before turning a bleached shade of brown.
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Parie gasped, embarrassment and outrage colouring her face.
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She was dabbing it with a cotton swab dunked in green food colouring, blowing on it to dry.
SOMETHING IN THE WATER
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Paint the horizon pale green with diluted colouring, and little black seagulls in the sky if liked.
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Plus colouring, a fun trail and a ropery tour.
Times, Sunday Times
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Choose shades which tone in with your natural colouring.
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Some oil had seeped out, discolouring the grass.
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Her first pictures were of fishermen, factory workers, and lorry drivers, all remarkable for their composition and colouring.
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Foods which are most likely to cause problems are those laden with additives such as colourings, flavourings, preservatives and artificial sweeteners.
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Attractions will include painting and colouring competitions and balloon races.
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This brand of tinned beans contains no artificial colouring.
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The buff ermine moth is so called because of its buff colouring.
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Doubters suggest, for example, that if we claim ownership in the ideas of a book (rather than in the book itself), we might just as well claim property in the "colouring of a picture, but none in the canvas on which that colouring is laid.
Introduction: Juridical Texts and Transgressive Containment
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The pale colouring makes it useful for lighting up dark corners in partial to full shade.
Times, Sunday Times
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Despite brilliant colouring, orioles are often difficult to see slipping through the foliage where sun, shade and trembling leaves create a broken pattern of black and yellow - perfect for hiding from prying eyes.
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Accommodation is in interconnecting rooms, kitted out with PlayStations, colouring books and minibars full of Ribena.
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Transfer a quarter of the meringue mixture to a small bowl and add a few drops of red food colouring to tint.
The Sun
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One reason could be down to the fact that additives, colourings and preservatives are more prevalent in our food than ever.
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The green colouring is due to the tubers being exposed to light, either during growing or storage.
The Sun
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Prayers from every religion were chanted; it was our way of adding a subtle political colouring to the meeting.
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The colouring principle seems to be in little abundance; for I observed that the waters of the Guainia or Rio Negro, when subjected to ebullition, do not become brown like other fluids charged with carburets of hydrogen.
Personal Narrative of Travels to the Equinoctial Regions of America, During the Year 1799-1804 — Volume 2
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In the first week all the children only ate foods that were free of artificial additives, including colourings such as tartrazine, sunset yellow and carmoisine, and the preservative sodium benzoate.
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Before him lay an aquarelle of softest colouring, all pale light and misty shadow; and these lyric tints, these shades and half shades, gripped his heart as the vivid hues of the south never had.
The Way Home
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Adding a couple of drops of food colouring will give your cakes a fun look.
The Sun
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Brightly paint the towel using blue and green food colourings and a fine paint brush.
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The role of food colourings, preservatives and other additives in hyperkinetic syndrome has received a lot of publicity.
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Except that I am convinced that you would find subtle differences in colouring if you compared that picture of "Humphrey" with earlier ones of him.
Humphrey the Downing Street Cat
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As an introduction to Handel's work for the newcomer, this is a highly welcome release: the King's Consort under Robert King sing strongly throughout, with much fine musical colouring from soloists and choristers.
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The composer uses an identical palette of instrumental colourings for his glorious finale.
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The unusual colouring is normally seen on growing cubs before the fox develops its dark chestnut coat, however some red foxes remain black due to a rare genetic flaw, which dates back hundreds of years.
‘Unlucky’ Rare Black Fox Spotted in Britain | Disinformation
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The chikor is extremely like the ordinary European redleg or Barbary partridge, not only in colouring, but in habit, loving the same dry, scrub-covered country, and preferring, like him, to run rather than fly when pursued.
A Holiday in the Happy Valley with Pen and Pencil
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The colouring principle of indigo is a body named indigotin, to which the formula C {16} H {16} N {2} O {2} has been given.
The Dyeing of Cotton Fabrics A Practical Handbook for the Dyer and Student
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The biggest challenge is to get the colouring right.
Times, Sunday Times
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You have to get a cream to match your skin tone, your colouring and your lifestyle.
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Besides the colouring principle of the lazulite, there are always more or less mica and iron pyrites, the latter a lustrous yellow bisulphide of iron, which has often been mistaken for pellets of gold.
Field's Chromatography or Treatise on Colours and Pigments as Used by Artists
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The colouring is all the more distinctive because the main brick used is oatmeal in colour with the red brick used for the architectural trim.
Times, Sunday Times
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They are very detailed, made with small tesserae with gilt grounds and subtle colouring tones.
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But the great bonus is that each classification has a line drawing of one of the prints, for colouring in.
Times, Sunday Times
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One robber has dark European colouring with a prominent scar above the eyes.
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Do you think that extra water would have to be added to account for the liquid missing if the food colouring is omitted?
Steak(less)house
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The earliest coloured illustration of the salt, published by Henry Shaw in 1836, clearly shows that more colour was then extant: red, colouring the orphreys on the tunic; black on his shoes.
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And while you've seen it before, it's seldom been done this well; even a paint-by-numbers picture can be a work of art if the artist does a careful job colouring within the lines.
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Its general colouring is white tinged with rosy blush and it has two long red shaft tail streamers.
