Examples of 'dark blues' in a sentence
Meaning of "dark blues"
dark blues - This phrase refers to a deep and intense shade of the color blue, often associated with feelings of sadness or melancholy
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- plural of dark blue
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I will draw all the dark blues.
And now the dark blues are turning back.
Dark blues are excellent for corporate and business designs.
It looks like a change in tactics for the dark blues.
Dark blues and greys are more appropriate for this kind of occasion.
Danzig hopes to record a dark blues album involving Jerry Cantrell and Hank III.
Dark blues are excellent for corporate sites or designs where strength and reliability are important.
You can see the highest things are whites, the lowest things are dark blues.
The dark blues in the image are zones where too little light penetrates the water.
In Asagi, the lighter blue colors are generally preferred over the dark blues.
When used, dark blues and greens are most effective.
You are out of your water! - It looks like a change in tactics for the dark blues.
The dark blues are much more confident, the drivers like being credible, an authority figure.
Morgan Bulkeley of the Hartford Dark Blues is selected as the league 's first President.
The Dark Blues made a good start, leading by a length at Craven Cottage.
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If you would have done it would disappear . and blacks, your regular dark blues.
And now the dark blues are turning back . Good lads.
The Oxford crew . The dark blues.
His spell with the Dark Blues was less successful, however.
Also, keep your colors neutral-blacks, grays, browns, and dark blues are best.
Van Gogh 's Starry Night, the dark blues and the violent brushstrokes.
There they are, son . The dark blues.
The darker colors -- the dark blues -- indicate places there are 2 or less births per woman.
His brother, Israel Pike, played briefly for the Hartford Dark Blues during the 1877 season.
