| The lurid technicolour of bruises, angry wounds, and welts marred his skin. |
| The dessert, as it happens, is the one element of the experience that has stuck in my mind with vibrant, technicolour clarity. |
| Two couples chose beaches complete with warm breezes and technicolour sunsets. |
| En route you'll see the usual technicolour display of exotic fish that are an everyday occurrence in Bahaman waters. |
| The various dishes ran together on the plates to create a series of vivid technicolour horrors. |
| Each of the school's nine classes chose a different theme, with displays ranging from the creation to Joseph's technicolour dreamcoat. |
