Framed by a rectangle of bright blue October, the man in the door blazed blue and white and gold.

The lights blazed harsh and blue and angry, like a stadium.

Sky and water blazed blue beneath a fickle Irish sun.

Instead they blazed blue as a summer sky, and the message in them was plain to read, and simple to answer.

Pure pleasure shone in the professor's eyes, which were of a remarkable, blazing blue.

He turned his back on it and lifted his eyes to the Wall, blazing blue and crystalline in the sunlight.

He pursed his mouth and blew forth three bright puffs of smoke: first red, then yellow, then blazing blue.

They blazed blue with rage, which faded to a muddy gray when the bullets found their hearts and they rolled dead upon the ground.

Behind his glasses, his eyes narrowed to a line of blazing blue.

From the stony mask of his face two red-rimmed eyes blazed blue sparks.