yellow looks造句

• At, yellow looks greenish-blue, because the water has absorbed the yellow light.
• If the yellow looks bad against the gold, I'll use another colour.
• Pastel pinks and lemon yellows look out of place to me in fall.
• If the pine is new, the varnish will give the boards a yellow look.
• Blues and yellows look nice together.
• These pests suck plant juices and can give foliage a mottled or yellow look or can cause death.
• General Motors back in the'50s had a nifty shade of yellow; the current GM yellows look a bit mustardy, too.
• Since the red and geen receptors are each more sensitive than the blue receptors-it makes sense that yellow looks brighter than cyan or magenta.
• The undulant bands of blue and yellow look as if they define something topographic or atmospheric : a galaxy perhaps, or an ocean floor.
• If you don't like that yellow look, you can stain the boards with an oil stain of your choice before, of course, you varnish.
• Surrounded by buttery yellow, the intense pink on the other side appears diminished to a gentle rose; bathed in the brilliant strawberry pink, the warm yellow looks chartreuse.
• If he can't see any red at all-then white-on-yellow looks roughly like white-on-green and if he can't see any green at all then this looks like white-on-red to him.
• The new identity campaign goes from the all-yellow look adopted in 1998 to one involving a broader palette that includes green and yellow for comedy promotion and darker blues and reds for dramas.
• In 2004, this featured a blue and yellow look concentrating on vertical columns of translucent squares displaying images of the Meridian region, before ending with four square ITV logo over a map of the UK made out of squares.