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There is even a colourfully bright merry go around here right now.

That's the central question in this colourfully illustrated journey through history.

Or will they move over and allow a more colourfully named restaurant their moment in the spotlight?

The architecture is very open, with glass than the colourfully painted walls.

Dancers paint themselves colourfully to please the ancestors watching over them.

Throughout the video she is surrounded by several colourfully dressed male dancers.

Now it is planning for celebrating the century colourfully.

Get off the beaten track to the colourfully painted fortress houses of the south.

It was as though someone were pulling at his colourfully striped Admiral's trousers.

The woman becomes the focus of the portrait, however, being more prominently placed and colourfully dressed.

The painting shows three colourfully dressed women contemplating a destiny they are unable to change.

The middle section is more lively and is colourfully orchestrated.

There were four colourfully decorated wagons in the caravan, pulled by horses.

Many of the houses on the other side of the salvage yard were colourfully lit.

About 20 colourfully clothed children came run-ning up to have a look at us.

Colourfully lit balloons were added onto the remaining columns in order to light up the village at night.

This social zest is colourfully displayed in a number of independent Festivals which take place annually throughout the region.

His dark eyes directed to beyond the window where the Expo lights sparkled colourfully into the distance.

The fence had been colourfully decorated by the artists of Rocky Beach.

To make the hunt interesting, each colourfully painted egg contained a one-thousand-dollar bill.

She swore, colourfully, at the keys, and admitted defeat.

Though it was still bright, many of the colourfully plumed birds had already sought their nests.

The gods and their entourage arrived for the meeting on colourfully decorated tuskers.

Jimmy is portrayed rapt in conversation with a colourfully dressed gypsy woman.

The reefs around the area are in a healthy condition with both solid and colourfully soft corals.

A Senate aide with experience in these things put it less colorfully.

He cursed again, colorfully and extensively, but I had his attention.

Behind him Chester swore colorfully, as he always did when things went well.

Once the political landscape had been colorfully painted, he moved the talk around to the investigation.

Much more colorfully, he suggested the paying customer sit down and mind his own business.

After all, whose mind would you check in on, as you so colorfully put it?

Martha Truman was often quoted, sometimes colorfully, in the press.

I want to know just enough so I can lie colorfully.

The inside was colorfully decorated with Mexican art and murals.

But its stories are colorfully told and often entertaining.

Lead the sort of vagabond life that you were so colorfully describing.

One had a colorfully striped blanket thrown over a shoulder.

He had found a bizarre and colorfully idiosyncratic solution to his political problem.

This has more colorfully been described as "A lot of money goes to money-heaven."

Less frequently the women, colorfully clad, join in the dance.

He holds the hands of two children and wears colorfully painted jeans.

No one presented turn-of-the-century life in Spain more colorfully than he did.

Signs he could not read scattered strange letters colorfully across the walls.

They can be easily found as the floor is colorfully vibrating in front of a door on a nearby wall.

Feel free to express yourself as colorfully as you please.

If they succeed, the firm is paid a colorfully named "success fee."

They found themselves in a colorfully lit room, the light coming through the large translucent door covered with a painting.

I said it much more colorfully than that.

The pair drew a large, colorfully dressed group who reflect the downtown art scene.

They were often covered in lime and colorfully painted.