The walls of the ditch were brilliant with yellow banks of sulphur and with lava and pumice-stone of many colors.
He rises and faces the finely wrought figures of the Saviour and the malefactors uplifted upon their crosses behind the altar, and bright with a metallic lustre of many colors.
So when Joseph drew near they seized him, stripped him of his coat of many colors, and cast him into a pit, and left him there alone.
He wore the beautiful coat of many colors, and the people often stopped to look at the lad, with his comely face and beautiful coat.
When the brothers went home they took the coat of many colors to the old father, and said: "Is not this thy son's coat which we found?
Then the Crow set to work to make himself a coat of many colors, like Joseph's.
He is a very Joseph of birds in his coat of many colors, and folk often wonder how he came to have feathers so much more gorgeous than his kindred.
And lo, what she carried in her beak twinkled and trembled and shone in many colors, like a drop of dew on a velvet flower-cheek.
Many of the varieties will produce a good percentage of flowers as double as roses and of many colors.
The flowers, which are borne in profusion, are of many colors, and rival in markings most other annuals.
Tender annuals, producing both single and double flowers of many colors.
A lady stopping at the Iturbide purchased a bird of many colors, marvelous to look at, which she had been assured by the itinerant vender would sing gloriously as soon as it became acquainted with its new home.
For sail cloth, there was nothing but shreds and rags and tatters of canvas patched together so that each mast-arm looked like Joseph's coat of many colors.
It was a time when men wore patriotic coats of many colors.
There was a moral; but it wore a coat of many colors.
Where this sandstone is a conglomerate, a paving of pebbles has been left,--a mosaic of many colors, polished by the drifting sands and glistening in the sunlight.
These cliffs are composed of sand stones, limestones, and shales, of many colors.
The Tarascos fought with great courage to the sound of numerous horns and sea-shells, and carried to battle banners made of feathers of many colors.
These insignia were only used in war; at court all military officers wore the tlachquauhyo, a dress of many colors.
Cotton grew of many colors, so that there was no need to dye it, and the very birds sang more sweetly than they have ever sung since.
How strange it must be," the girl laughed, "to see people with hair of so many colors!
They painted the face and all exposed parts of the body in many colors, using white or yellow with black and red, covering themselves from the waist upward with a variety of designs and figures.
On the first day of the year they plant in the ground a tall pole, to which are tied long ribbons of many colors.
Married men and women wear straw hats with high pointed crowns and broad turned-up rims; near the top is a narrow and handsomely woven band of many colors, with long tassels.
Size 15 x 11 inches; bound in stiff cardboard handsomely decorated; printed throughout in many colors.
The pictures, all full page, are beautifully reproduced in many colors, each book containing fifteen pictures and a decorated title page.
On the homeward passage, when we visited Rio Janeiro for the second time, it was found to be rife with politics; but like Joseph's coat, of so many colors as to be confusing to a foreigner.
Her head was decked with a bandanna kerchief of many colors, her flat nose and protruding lips indicating close African relationship.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "many colors" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
