iron blue

The small patch of sky showed a dull iron blue.

He wore a neat checkered shirt and ironed blue jeans.

Also specified was the shade of blue to be used on the flag: "iron blue".

The females are iron blue, and have orange legs and black antennae.

Small mayflies, Iron Blue Duns, began to hatch.

Cheng stepped back and exclaimed with disgust as he saw the stain on the cuff of his crisply ironed blue cotton slacks.

She wore a slightly pleated, perfectly ironed blue uniform with white piping around the edges and a big white "S" on her well defined chest.

Asked if he felt like his term had suddenly veered off course, Mr. Parks, who wears a crisply ironed blue uniform on duty, insisted not.

"Iron Orange, Iron Blue"

"Iron Blue Intention" (from Vampire Killer) "

As a result of competition from the Collins Line, Cunard ordered the Persia of 1856, the first iron Blue Riband winner.

"I don't think it's really about the money," said Mr. Ramos, sitting upright in a crisply ironed blue shirt and tie, his hands folded tightly in front of him.

Despite how concerned he knew her to be, Richard could see in Cara's posture only her powerful presence, and in her features and her iron blue eyes her strength of will.

Heinrich Diesbach was a German painter and colormaker known for his accidental discovery of a method for making a blue known as Prussian blue, AKA iron blue, Berlin blue.

The next bed, Ludmila's, was unmade (she had only just got up) and the blankets and sheets hung down to the floor, but a freshly ironed blue silk dress and a pair of stockings were carefully draped over the pillow and bed-head.