turquoise , also: turkois

He and his wife, Turquoise, have been married since 1972.

Maybe the turquoise said exactly what she'd meant to say about the room.

Perhaps they had gone off into the hills to look for turquoise.

He is a blue fish and has a baby sister called Turquoise.

As the sun goes down, the sky and the water both turn a deep turquoise.

Because of its light color, it is sometimes confused with turquoise.

Watching the way her eyes, in the late afternoon when the sun was just right, seemed to change from green to turquoise.

The walls of the room had been painted turquoise, many years ago.

He saw then that it was decorated with a small bit of turquoise.

China has been a minor source of turquoise for 3,000 years or more.

Least of all, the turquoise which has become it's trademark.

"He came home when the waters went down this morning," said Turquoise.

He had never seen a transportation center painted all in turquoise before.

The turquoise had to be cut and ground using harder stones.

Turquoise cannot manage the household and look after you as well.

She had black hair and dots of turquoise on her dress.

Who would buy a turquoise from a woman hidden inside a black hood?

She gave that funny guard to keep the turquoise on, as it's too big.

The main body of the snake at the front is covered in turquoise.

It is even now being prepared, and when the eyes of turquoise are set the mask will live.

They were made in four color combinations: black, red, yellow and turquoise on white.

Below the turquoise they placed a great perfect white shell.

Finally the monk found the stone he was looking for and held it up before him: a turquoise.

Turquoise is sometimes described as a mixture of pale blue and green.

The whole scene is under a sky of jade and turquoise.