Turquoise used in a sentence

Turquoise in a sentence as a noun

Gasp, turquoise people. There would be no stopping them.

But what you don't know is that that sweater is not just blue, it's not turquoise. It's not lapis.

I love the look, but now I'm struggling to find a picture that looks nice with blue and turquoise.

Well that dream is dead my friend, the CFO was spotted playing golf and all his clubs have turquoise handles.

You mean turquoise? It's a pretty commonly used colour.

However, brilliant turquoise and aqua colors won't show up on your monitor.

Is that turquoise thing sticking out of the power supply an easily-replaceable fuse?

The colour blue for one of the result sets is a poor choice as the map is drawn in blue / turquoise. You need 2 colours for the results which are of a similar distinguishability against the map colour.

> And LV isn't going after them for turquoise, but for specific illustrations, which are copyrightable. No. The illustrations were not direct copies.

In the menu on the left, the checkboxes look a little weird, because it is a blue checkmark on a turquoise background. I can see it, but I think they would look better if you made the check-marks very light gray, a color closer to the text but still distinct from it.

Yellow is the input voltage, and turquoise is the input current. The non-sinusoidal current shows the non-unity power factor.

Explaining all those corner cases, all those once-in-a-turquoise-moon exceptions in nauseating detail, is a useful lesson in humility.

Here are a couple of more examples - Trancy leads are the only sounds which I percieve turquoise - Electro synths tend to be very bright yellow or orange - Drum and bass basses are mudded grimey brown, grey, etc - Flutes, sax and wind instruments are light yellow too, with a really interesting shape - Guitar and similar pluck instruments also amaze me, they are very distinctive - Violins are red, and very shiny, like fire.

Quote Examples using Turquoise

The woman who owned the store was trying to offload all of her turquoise during peak tourist season, so she set the price a lot lower than normal. Although this was the most popular sell typically, fewer people started buying thus having the reverse effect of what she wanted. She relocated the stones' showcase to the front and center of the store. Sales plummeted further. As she left for a short vacation, she left a note for one of her employees to drop the price to half of what it already was, and at least try to make a little bit of money back. But the employee misread the note and accidentally doubled the price of the turquoise.

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