(1) Pink tinged her pale cheeks.

(2) That's a funny combo - pink and orange.

(3) The dancer wore a headdress of pink ostrich plumes.

(4) He looked a right prat in that pink suit.

(5) She was dressed in a lively pink.

(6) She went bright pink with embarrassment.

(7) His pink scalp gleamed through his sparse hair.

(8) The room was painted a subtle shade of pink.

(9) The western sky was glowing pink.

(10) Pink is her favourite colour.

(11) Many types of roses are pink.

(12) I really feel in the pink after a long holiday.

(13) The side of the mountain appeared pink in the early morning light.

(14) You're in the pink!

(15) The pink sky at night means a clear day will follow.

(16) It was a freak of mine to wear pink pajamas.

(17) The sun was now just a pink glow in the evening sky.

(18) Hannah's face went pink.

(19) Pink is a combination of red and white.

(20) She could feel herself going pink.

(21) She was dressed in pink at the wedding.

(22) She went pink again as she remembered her mistake.

(23) She had arrived dressed in pink.

(24) The curtains had faded to a dusty pink.

(25) The beetroot had turned the soup a glorious pink.

(26) I think I'll commingle some of these blue flowers with the pink ones.

(27) Wheat color skin to a healthy sense of vitality, wearing Nike a complete set of pure white pink edge sportswear, the tiny curly brown hair tied in a relaxed and lively braids, always the confidence of cute expressions.

(28) Clear and bright pupil, the MI, long eyelash tremble slightly, white flawless skin with light pink, thin lips like rose petals delicate drips.

(29) Have you been in the sun? Your nose is a bit pink.

(30) In some of the villages the exterior walls of the houses are painted pink.

(1) Pink tinged her pale cheeks.

(2) That's a funny combo - pink and orange.

(3) The dancer wore a headdress of pink ostrich plumes.

(4) He looked a right prat in that pink suit.

(5) She was dressed in a lively pink.

(6) She went bright pink with embarrassment.

(7) His pink scalp gleamed through his sparse hair.

(8) The room was painted a subtle shade of pink.

(9) The western sky was glowing pink.

(10) The side of the mountain appeared pink in the early morning light.

(11) The pink sky at night means a clear day will follow.

(12) Have you been in the sun? Your nose is a bit pink.

(13) In some of the villages the exterior walls of the houses are painted pink.

(14) The sun was now just a pink glow in the evening sky.

(15) Hannah's face went pink.

(16) He wore an outlandish outfit of pink pants and green sneakers.

(17) We were waited on by a pretty girl in a pink apron.

(18) This is the only species of flamingo in the region, easily recognized by its pink plumage.

(19) The waterfall was lit up at night with pink and green floodlights.

(20) Many Chinese adults dress their children in brilliant orange, red and pink.

(21) I really feel in the pink after a fortnight's holiday.

(22) The antique table went to the lady in the pink hat.

(31) She was wearing a pink hair ribbon.

(32) Companies are trying to attract the pink pound.

(33) There was a faint pink tinge to the sky.

(34) Her dress was a violent pink.

(35) She had a small mouth and round pink cheeks.

(36) These pink dresses are moving slowly.

(37) She carried a spray of pink roses.

(38) The wine was pink and slightly fizzy.

(39) His car is always in the pink of perfection.

(40) A pair of pink shoes completed her striking ensemble.

(41) It has deep pink scented flowers.

(42) He is the pink of politeness.

(43) The pink building weds with the landscape.

(44) He was pink with anger.

(45) Jane wore pink eye glitter to the party.

(46) The colour ran and made all my underwear pink.

(47) The sunset tinged the lake with pink.

(48) She had a pink ribbon in her hair.

(49) A pink flush spread over his cheeks.

(50) She's very fond of pink.

(51) She wore a large pink boa around her neck.

(52) I'm tickled pink that my essay won the prize.

(53) I don't think pink and yellow really go.

(54) She was wearing a dreadful pink flouncy skirt.

(55) She described it as red with pink frills.

(55) is a online sentence dictionary, on which you can find good sentences for a large number of words.

(56) Joe, Pink, and Booker howled with delight.

(57) She was habited in a pink dress.

(58) She was tickled pink to be given flowers.

(59) Her pink dress billowed out around her.

(60) The sky had a slight pink tinge to it.

(61) Pink and blue mix well together.

(62) His face was a queer pink colour.

(63) The sun had turned the sky a glowing pink.

(64) Severe cold turned our ears pink.

(65) The wine was almost pink in colour .

(66) Pink and white balloons danced in the wind.

(67) I meant the pink dress, not the red one.

(68) The pink parties won seat in Parliament.

(69) She was wearing a vivid pink shirt.

(70) The usual symptoms are a pink rash with a slight fever.

(71) As the sun set, the sky shaded from blue to pink.

(72) At sunset, the sky shaded from pink into dark red.

(73) She hoped he wouldn't notice her pink cheeks and flurried manner.

(74) He minced across the room in a pair of tight pink trousers.

(75) The sea would turn pale pink and the sky blood red.

(76) Pink tinged her cheeks.

(77) Through the basement window I saw him strap on his pink cycling helmet.

(78) The meat is done when the thickest part turns from pink to white.

(79) Wear the low-cut blouse with your pink shorts - go on, I dare you!

(80) The scarlet of the wings shades into pink at the tips.

(81) There was a neatly folded pink sweater on the back of the chair.

(82) The women have elaborate necklaces of turquoise and pink coral.

(83) She was wearing a violent pink sweater and orange trousers.

(84) The living room was painted in pastel shades of pink and blue.

(85) He wore an outlandish outfit of pink pants and green sneakers.

(86) She wears a pink Lycra all-in-one for her aerobics class.

(87) He was holding a cloth that dripped pink drops upon the floor.

(88) Between the white limestone and the greyish pink limestone is a thin bed of clay.

(89) I think I'll mingle some of these red flowers with the pink ones.

(90) A pink ribbon had been tied around the crown of the hat.

(91) The kids were tickled pink to see you on TV!

(92) The little pageboys were dressed in kilts and the bridesmaids in pink dresses.

(93) David spotted the pink silk lampshade in a shop and thought it would brighten up the room.

(94) The evening sky was deep pink, with tints of purple and red in it.

(95) She was hatted a big white straw hat to match her pink dress.

(96) She leant over and I caught a flash of pink underwear.

(97) You can't wear that pink jacket with your orange skirt. They'll just scream at each other.

(98) We were waited on by a pretty girl in a pink apron.

(99) The T-shirt ran and made all my other clothes pink.

(100) The steak was just how he liked - pink, juicy and marbled with fat.

(101) About 40% of the department's 78 engineers received pink slips.

(102) In the afternoon the sun bathes the city in shades of pink and gold.

(103) She looks best in bright, vibrant colours, like red and pink.

(104) Mr. Long was now cutting himself a piece of the pink cake.

(105) His opinion is pink.

(106) This is the only species of flamingo in the region, easily recognized by its pink plumage.

(107) The waterfall was lit up at night with pink and green floodlights.

(108) Many Chinese adults dress their children in brilliant orange, red and pink.

(109) She chose the red sweater rather than the pink one.

(110) I can't turn up at a funeral in a pink jacket. What an idea!

(111) The children all looked in the pink after their holiday.

(112) I really feel in the pink after a fortnight's holiday.

(113) Businesses are now more aware of the importance of the "pink pound".

(114) I'm going to paint the walls white and the ceiling pink.

(115) Was that Peter who just jogged past in those bright pink shorts?

(115) is a online sentence dictionary, on which you can find good sentences for a large number of words.

(116) If you believe the fashion pundits, we'll all be wearing pink this year.

(117) At night, a good place to boogie through till sunrise is the Pink Panther Bar.

(118) Trust me - it's not comme il faut to wear a pink tie to a funeral.

(119) He was a bit of a rebel when he was a teenager and dyed his hair pink and had his nose pierced.

(120) The magazine changed over from pink paper to white in 1917.

(121) The antique table went to the lady in the pink hat.

(122) We were tickled pink to see our friends on television.

(123) He waited some 80 to 100 yards from the big pink villa.

(124) We were having a snigger at the bride who was rather large and dressed in a tight pale pink dress.

(125) Prawns are grey when they're raw, and turn pink when they're cooked.

(126) He's got pink walls and a green carpet, which to my mind looks all wrong.

(127) Companies are becoming aware of the power of the pink pound.

(128) The contrast between the lime green and the rose pink was striking.

(129) He tucked his letter inside the pink bow.

(130) It did not turn an appetizing pink.

(131) In breeding plumage white of body suffused pink.

(132) The walls were rose pink.

(133) Pink all over like an apple tree in May!

(134) Judi's favourite colour is pink.

(135) She wore a cotton frock with little daisies and forget-me-knots sprinkled all over, and a fluffy, pink, angora cardigan.

(136) At twilight, the blazing orange sunset turned into a muted pink.

(137) Capucine, the French movie actress whose leading roles included one with Peter Sellers in 'The Pink Panther', died after falling from a window.

(138) The wall lights in the great stone walls were bedecked with pink silk shades.

(139) Here we chose a cherry with pale pink spring blossom, a welcome sight early in the year.

(140) And it was charming, small and cozy looking, sunburnt pink stucco with a second-floor balcony overlooking the narrow street.

(141) Used to crawl out on the roof in that little pink wrapper, but not anymore.

(142) Wading out across the wheat I come to a single wild poppy of a most amazing pink.

(143) Perdita cried unashamedly after they left, fleeing to her bare room and hurling herself down on the pink counterpane.

(144) A big pink blob of a face was at the window, peering in at him.

(145) Her somnolent black eyes and tenderly pursed pink lips intrude upon the eggshell delicacy of her face with the most delicate affection.

(146) She had a white puffy panicky face and prominent eyes accentuated by pink eyeshadow.

(147) There were more junior officials around them, and Pink was the centre of attention.

(148) The Moulin Rougestaff steer them all to their tables in the auditorium, which is lit with small pink lamps.

(149) I was beyond fury at this little creature, who had spoiled my chances at amassing a fortune of pink clay.

(150) Pink was also chosen for the main bedroom and its large en suite bathroom - once another bedroom.

(151) But 90 per cent of the cast make like they're auditioning for the next Pink Panther movie.

(152) A thin trickle of blood from the rapidly swelling bruise blurred to pale pink, diluted by the pounding rain.

(153) A woman crept down her front steps in a pink bathrobe, her hand holding on to the rail beside the steps.

(154) The flowers bloom in several shades, especially blue, pink and white.

(155) I reached for Blyth's artificial leg, lying smooth and pink by the small of his back and in his shadow.

(156) But he was wearing a bikini, a pink bikini with big black spots all over it.

(157) I could already see that look in his eyes, something slithery and pink that hints of alcoholic tendencies.

(158) Pink and red peppercorns are not true peppercorns at all, but the dried berries from a relative of the rose family.

(159) In the spring these plants would unfurl tiny pink bell-like flowers that attract bees.

(160) A lime-green book cover, a plastic soda bottle, newspapers, a telephone book, a blue Frisbee, something pink.

(161) The bedroom is wallpapered, both on walls and ceiling, with a delicate tiny pink flower motif on a white background.

(162) Red and pink roses on the campus were in full bloom.

(163) If you're white and you're wrong, then you're wrong; if you're black and you're wrong, you're wrong. People are people. Black, blue, pink, green - God make no rules about color; only society make rules where my people suffer, and that why we must have redemption and redemption now. Bob Marley 

(164) She would watch the ball, shading her eyes, and blow a pink bubble.

(165) During those terrible months after getting his pink slip, he filled out endless application forms.

(166) Jealous of her. I bet it really got him going seeing my little pink dimples bobbing up and down there.

(167) And in Oxfam's fiftieth anniversary year, designers are definitely thinking pink.

(168) Shape a green arm with a pink hand which will bend around the door, and a green pointed foot.

(169) These rocks also stirred with novel species of eyeless shrimp, white crabs, translucent sea anemones and large, pink fish.

(170) Miss Pinkney's was a chocolate layer cake with cherries, angelica leaves, and pink sugar roses on it.

(171) No, he wasn't beautiful - his skin was burnt a little pink and his elbows and feet were too big.

(172) She was lying flat out on her pink bath towel along the lower level of the dry-heat sauna.

(173) It showed a large, plump man, already balding but with a pink, childlike face.

(174) She blinks her blue beady eyes and wrinkles her small pink nose and puts on this squeaky little sugar-mouse voice.

(175) She was wearing something pink and delicate that floated around her body when she moved.

(175) is a sentence dictionary, on which you can find excellent sentences for a large number of words.

(176) On one occasion they unearthed a blue taffeta ball dress with small bouquets of pink and cream brocade roses.

(177) But they want a pink one, so Ralph takes out a pink one, bites his tongue.

(178) They were nearly sky blue with touches of amphetamine pink at the corners and long dark lashes.

(179) The immanent blackthorn bloom is pushing inside tiny pink buds.

(180) And the jewel pink, pulpy liquid is the perfect antidote to August heat.

(181) Looking pink and refreshed after a short break, Mr Smith strode into the pokey committee rooms to a rabble-rousing welcome.

(182) She looks like a double helping of pink blancmange, and about as exciting.

(183) As he got closer I could hear his breathing as well, and I saw his pink tongue sweep across his lips.