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Often an artist will want to show his or her work in high colour temperature light.

She didn't like the unusually high colour of the mistress's face.

The warm air had spread her cheek with higher colour than usual.

"A tall dark girl, who just missed being handsome, with a high colour?"

Hampton Court celebrates high colour, from the tropical to the traditional.

Quality fish will have high colour intensity extending into the fins.

The woman's high colour deepened and she fumbled with the up of wine.

Apart from high colour on her round face, she showed no sign of undue hurry.

Thus the highest colour mode has 2=16 simultaneously displayed colours.

"No one, naturally, knows my faults better than you," answered the lady with a high colour.

The Prince let him go gently, and he stood off with a high colour, but resolutely calm.

Dirk recoiled, and the high colour drained away from his face.

It is the face of a man of about forty, with a small beard and a high colour.

As I keep looking, some start to seem familiar; they look like my dad, who is prone to roundy-facedness and high colour.

He had a prominent handlebar moustache and a high colour to his cheeks.

The high colour in his lips and cheeks was not the flush of health and the open air life.

A strong light source, often a high-intensity discharge lamp with a high colour temperature.

Lady Grimstone's high colour paled to a more normal shade.

He had been out in the frost with her, and the cold had stung high colour into his cheeks.

Aunt Matilda would be aware of my high colour and think I was developing heart disease.

The soft, rounded face had a fresh, high colour, and was framed between two short braids of wavy black hair.

The reason for this is because a higher colour temperature will give a more accurate representation of colours in paintings, photos, etc.

His cheeks had hollowed and he had lost some of his high colour.

In 1903, Hewitt created an improved version that possessed higher colour qualities which eventually found widespread industrial use.

A messenger was there, a short stout man with stubbly beard, bright black eyes like beads, and a high colour.

When Clara got back to the house she was in high color.

The high color of his face was not all temper.

Often an artist will want to show his or her work in high colour temperature light.

The heat had brought high color to his thin, pale face.

Then the high color began to fade from their faces.

She didn't like the unusually high colour of the mistress's face.

A maiden with tender skin and high color came in.

The warm air had spread her cheek with higher colour than usual.

She was in high color but fully in control of herself.

She looked startled by that question, but recovered quickly enough, although her high color remained.

Lancelet was laughing too, a high color in his face.

A high color had risen to his cheeks and brow.

He uses a high color to water ratio in his watercolor pieces.

The general continued to stare at Smith, but his high color receded.

She saw the subtle changes in him; the high color again in his face.

"A tall dark girl, who just missed being handsome, with a high colour?"

Hampton Court celebrates high colour, from the tropical to the traditional.

Windows Me added support for high color notification area icons.

A smile, hints of depths in the black eyes, a high color, and even before she spoke a nice edge.

Oh, and playing with you screen on the highest color resolution may cause seizures.

He nodded, the high color receding slightly from his cheeks.

As he turned to her, high color replaced the pallor of his cheeks.

Quality fish will have high colour intensity extending into the fins.

Arthur's cheeks flushed again with that high color which told her he was angry.