They wear also rich daggers, ornamented with silken tassels of many colours, and very handsome swords.
Seizing him roughly, they stripped him of his coat of many colours, and leading him to a deep hole in the ground called a pit, they pushed him in.
He was dressed in his favourite coat of many colours, protected by his long cloak, while a bright kerchief covered his head, and a spear and club hung at his saddle.
Our large party landing caused quite a flutter amongst the inhabitants, some of whom were most picturesque, the women with bright red and yellow aprons, white head shawls embroidered in many colours, blue skirts and red stockings.
Inside were quaint mural frescoes of curious old men riding stags or winged dragons painted in many colours.
In character they much resembled Tirolese houses except for the elaborate carving over the doors and windows and the many colours in which they were painted.
Already the trees had donned their autumn coats of many colours; and the beauteous maple-leaves, matchless in outline as in hue, began to turn crimson and gold.
No glimmer even of distant lake on the horizon; no brown spots of clearing; no variety, save the autumn coat of many colours, contrasted with sombre patches of pine.
I am come in search of the Bird of Truth, and I have to carry the Water of Many Colours to the witch of the tower.
These warriors had their faces painted of many colours, and were all adorned with plumes of feathers.
Within a large medallion is seen a herald riding on a griffin; the ground is covered by scale patterns and scrolls of many colours.
If he was proud of his coat of many colours, it was only because it was a gift from his father.
Did he not, indeed, know that coat of many colours?
While the brothers wore the ordinary shepherd clothing, Joseph had a beautiful coat of many colours.
Along the banks near water thousands of butterflies are seen of many colours, particularly where the ground is moist they settle to suck.
There was a crowd of many colours on the well-made road which wanders up through orchards to the village and ends on the meydân before the castle gate.
He wore an old blue shirt, and on his head a kind of turban, but of many colours and, unlike any I had ever seen upon the natives of the country, with an end or streamer hanging loose upon one side.
Pansy, many colours; six inches; from early spring until November, if kept well cut.
Phlox Drummondii, many colours; one foot; blooms July, August and September if not allowed to seed.
Phlox Drummondii grows about six or eight inches high, and comes in many colours.
These come in many colours, but I grow only the tall, ragged, blue variety.
A lighted torch in the hand Is no unpleasant object here--one's breath Floats round the flame, and makes as many colours 25 As the thin clouds that travel near the moon.
A lighted torch in the hand Is no unpleasant object here--one's breath Floats round the flame, and makes as many colours As the thin clouds that travel near the moon.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "many colours" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
