Cerulean blue, a color caught between the skies of day and night.

"You're half right, little one," she said, looking into the cerulean blue gaze.

Audrey lifted a hand dotted with cerulean blue to her hair.

He opened his eyes and squinted into a dark face framed by a cerulean sky.

While being escorted away in a police car, he repeatedly talks about the color cerulean blue.

Vaguely she lifted her eyes to the cerulean expanse of the sky.

The sky was all a brazier with only a few cerulean threads.

He had an impish twinkle in his cerulean blue eyes.

In many of the towns the houses displayed the cerulean hue, both inside and out.

Adults are black, with cerulean blue wings, mantle, and tail.

The current flag is cerulean ocean and shows recognized symbols of the island.

The first recorded use of cerulean blue as a color name in English was in 1859.

I next returned to Astoria on one of those fall days when the sky is cerulean and the air like glass.

The water lilies opened their cerulean blossoms and turned them to face the sunrise.

Here the pyramid rose directly above them, stark yellow against the cerulean sky.

The veins not only appear swollen, but also take on a deep cerulean hue.

Their noses nearly touched, and she could see flecks of black in his cerulean blue eyes.

The sea was no longer a cerulean blue.

A string of cerulean lights dotted the walls and pointed the way to us.

Through the picture window I could see the rain dimpling the surface of the cerulean water in the pool.

Moment by moment, he sensed a pressure build in its cerulean depths.

Birds sang, the sun shone, and the sky was a perfect bowl of cerulean blue.

On a torrid day the sky is a "cerulean crucible."

At right is displayed the color cerulean blue.

When he looked up and into those cerulean blue eyes, his heartbeat not only quickened, it skipped.

Blinding flash of cerulean- The bandits attacked the village walls, overpowering the poor man who was trying to bar the gate against them, and swarming inside.

Cerulean blue, a color caught between the skies of day and night.

"You're half right, little one," she said, looking into the cerulean blue gaze.

Audrey lifted a hand dotted with cerulean blue to her hair.

While being escorted away in a police car, he repeatedly talks about the color cerulean blue.

He had an impish twinkle in his cerulean blue eyes.

When the artificial pigment cerulean blue was invented people started using this instead.

Adults are black, with cerulean blue wings, mantle, and tail.

The first recorded use of cerulean blue as a color name in English was in 1859.

The oily black circle widened and became an intense cerulean blue.

Their noses nearly touched, and she could see flecks of black in his cerulean blue eyes.

The sea was no longer a cerulean blue.

Birds sang, the sun shone, and the sky was a perfect bowl of cerulean blue.

At right is displayed the color cerulean blue.

When he looked up and into those cerulean blue eyes, his heartbeat not only quickened, it skipped.

In the autumnal light the Lamar River was cerulean blue.

Below, the flesh-and-concrete experiment known as Manhattan; above, the cerulean blue.

The floor will give them a chance to use some cerulean blue and green sheet vinyl they have been coveting.

It features three stripes alternating cerulean blue - white.

The sky was a canopy of cerulean blue.

We were to go back into our big drawings using cerulean blue, concentrating on square-foot sections.

They were an incredible cerulean blue, almost shining.

It has cerulean blue scapulars, face throat and breast.

I'm a great one for putting a bit of cerulean blue in my green areas, but other painters add other colours, like red.

It has a subtropical climate, beaches with pink sand, and cerulean blue ocean.

The streetlights tint the sky orange above me; it's a deep cerulean blue over the lake.