"brown with", "brown on" or "brown in"?
The ground was brown with no grass. |
Deep brown with glitter looks amazing. |
The joys of being brown with long hair. |
My most productive skirt color is based on brown with highlights of purple and black. |
Wear black with charcoal and blue (navy ); wear brown with navy, blue, suits/jackets. |
This is a bad photo, but the dress is reddish brown with a pattern of ochre swallows. |
Adult females can be up to 20mm long and are reddish brown with creamy white spots or lines on their upper surface. |
This species is typically brown or dark brown with faint alternating dark horizontal banding on the back and sides. |
There's a jumble of rocks amidst a mix of mud and sand, lapped by shallow waters that are sometimes brown with silt. |
The females are brown with a whitish rump and later when we saw the male there was a noticeable difference in colour. |
It is black or brown in colour. |
They are red or brown in colour. |
Note their reddish-brown interiors. |
Bring to the boil and cook until the sugar starts to caramelise (turns brown in colour). |
The mixture is simmered until meat is tender and finally allowed to brown in its own fat. |
The galls are similar in shape to the seed they replace and are dark brown in color (86). |
Gula melaka can be used too, but I prefer a pandan flavoured kaya to the nonya style kaya (which is brown in colour). |
To our right, across a narrow strip of coarse, hard-packed sand was Pattaya Bay, flat and brown in the afternoon light. |
And please don't use brown sugar as it makes it difficult to see if the sugar is caramelised as both are brown in color. |
I remember it was brown in colour and although the Wahine was alongside the wharf I immediately began to feel sick again. |
Little brown on the part of the South et. |
Overall, brown on top and extremely tasty. |
The Barbadian beauty tweeted brown on Sept. |
Let the lamb brown on all sides before adding the remaining lemon juice, feta and zest. |
It will be quite brown on top, and a toothpick inserted in the middle will come out clean. |
The pizza came back browner on the top but still raw on the bottom (thin crust, not thick). |
It would be nice if the whole thing was so beautifully crispy and brown on one side that it would just flip all at once. |
Their coats are almost white in color and shorter, the spots fades from black over the spine to light brown on the legs. |
The cake looked brown on the edge, and the top looked really puffy but no crack at this point, and it looked white still. |
On the day of the homicide he was wearing a black baseball style hat, a black jacket with brown on the front, and blue jeans. |
Stools are brown to khaki green in colour. |
Dark brown to black discoloration occurs with age. |
All parts of the body are brown to black in colour. |
Their colour ranges from almost brown to chestnut on their back with a white underside. |
Most Bengalees are brown to dark brown people of Indo-Burmese stock -- 80%, 20% Indo-Aryan. |
This may be the reason why there are fluctuations of brown to red discharge with some clots. |
They are small (1 to 3mm in length ), brown to black in colour, and may be winged (having 2 pair of wings) or wingless. |
Apply a brighter hue of brown to the edge of the eyelid, and apply a darker hue from the inner to the outer part of the eye. |
As mentioned in the article they can vary with their colouration, brown to black and the stripe bright red to a dull orange. |
The body colour may be white, green or brown to match the colour of the surfaces on which the spider is most likely to be found. |
Let them brown for 2-3 minutes. |
Two years ago i went brown for about 6mths. |
Tip in the onion and brown for about 5 minutes. |
The fur of the hares that live farther south may change to gray or brown for the summer. |
Blue for paper, yellow for plastics, brown for organic waste and black for everything else. |
I stick with getting a 20 rock and 10 brown for 25 and also buy an extra 10 brown for later. |
It has many different greens and browns in it, so I use the green for vines or jungle trees and the brown for shrubs. |
Heat the remaining olive oil in a pot over medium high heat and sear the pork all over until lightly brown for about 2 minutes. |
Decorate your living room walls in various shades of brown for a neutral, soothing background or to incorporate a muted design on your walls. |
My periods are due on May 10, but on april 30 i started spotting brown for 3 days n i'd no pain or cramping or any symptoms while this started. |
My trousers almost went brown at what I saw. |
They are usually green but can turn brown at a moment's notice. |
Add the potatoes and cook until it starts to brown at the sides. |
Needles damaged by a soil-applied herbicide turn light-yellow to white, often with brown at the tips. |
The curtains were drawn, and on the verandah was a potted agave, brown at the tips but refusing to die. |
The mountains are a delicate green after the rainy season, and a thousand shades of brown at other times. |
Find out all the benefits of rice and which is better, white or brown at Brown Rice vs White Rice: Benefits and Cautions 4. |
Posted by m brown at February 22, 2006 06:35 PM EXFREEPER ------I have been peppered many times while hunting, I did not call the police. |
The stem of the inflorescence was broken by the fall of the plant, and the flowers were growing limp and brown at the edges of the petals. |
Its taken as read that it is brown at this point, if not, one more session in the toaster is essential to get the crisp toast required for application of said beans. |
Enter this dusky pink, with a hint of brown from Lancome. |
Right sides together with the brown from section 1, raw edges aligned. |
You will see them turning brown from soaking the juices left in the casserole. |
Its estuary reaches 5km inland from the coast, and it's flowing broad and brown from rain. |
We are never really clean and even after washing out clothing is still brown from the dirt. |
Just had the garden plowed and the soil is several shades further into brown from totally red last year. |
The sky turned brown from the dust of fragmented buildings, the ground vibrated because of the power of the explosions. |
Apply oil to both the sides of the parantha, press the parantha with a spatula so that it gets crisp and brown from both sides. |
Much like apples or pears, it's best to place your peeled and cored quinces in acidulated water so they don't brown from exposure to oxygen. |
What was His color? He was brown like Indians. |
Also, the top did not brown like it did in your photo. |
I baked them until they were brown like the above recipe. |
Text that appears in italics in some printed versions of the Proposal is here shown in brown like this. |
The crust was browner like the bread in the second lesson and the taste of the salt wasn't as noticable. |
In non-breeding male and female, crown brown like rest of upper plumage; black pectoral band less developed. |
The hot weather is turning the limestone vegetation dry and brown like trees in autumn and falling leaves are everywhere. |
My son's eyes are brown like mine, but my daughter's are a crazy combination of blue, gray and green, with the blue just dominating. |
At the very least, she taught me about Frida Kahlo, who aside from being brown like me, was also queer like me, and was nonmonogamous. |
Latinas who are black or brown like my daughter are rightly suspicious when yet another popular Latina representative just so happens to be very light skinned. |
You can use brown as a complementary color. |
These will turn white or brown as the shredded tips die off. |
It turns brown as the sugars decompose to give other things. |
If it's red meat (lamb, beef) it begins to turn brown as the myoglobin reacts to the heat. |
It is advisable to go for darker colours like black and brown as the stains won't show much. |
The little wood cabin held many shades of grey and brown as the last light of the day grazed it. |
Wine red can organize with dark-colored, brown as well as tan provided that you have a burgundy-toned belt, t-shirt or connect. |
Then I sanded it all over and brought out some of the brown as well as some of the yellow I discovered underneath that! It's so dreamy. |
A recessive gene was pairing with itself to change the molecular composition of their blood, making it brown as opposed to red, which tinted their skin blue. |
Or one of those creepy self-righteous munchkins from Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, living alongside a fudge river as wide and brown as the mighty Mississip. |
Near Crantock - my lawn was brown by the end of april. |
Because I really feel intimidated being brown by this case. |
Needles turn red-brown in spring, fading to light brown by summer. |
You can also make it brown by adding 2-3 tablespoons of juggry (Hakuru) to the sryrup. |
The first was turned brown by debris that filled it; the second was a terrifying black. |
Do not forget that sometimes white hairs can turned brown by influencing the climate or messing with the humidity. |
Discarded crusts and lumps of sugared bread, turned brown by the tea which had been poured over them, lay scattered on the table. |
Steve: The original Transit City report claimed that the line would go to the airport, but one thing I have noticed is that the length of the line has brown by a few km in some descriptions. |
The trunks were straight and brown without branches. |
Too hot, and the jamuns will go a dark brown without cooking in the centre. |
The simple idea is that leaves might become yellow and then brown without fermenting, if the temperature is not high enough for the chemical changes to occur. |
I will mention that mine didn't turn brown after the 10 min at 500. |
Quick hint: Warm season grasses turn completely brown after first frost. |
Starting from the right, I started to drop -- the darkest brown after the black. |
People test it on apples and find that the apple did not turn brown after 30 minutes. |
Leaves dry and turn brown after insect feeding, and patches of burned plants are often lodged. |
Most forms of vitamin C used in skin care products are unstable and turn brown after the container is opened. |
If you find your bread getting too brown after the first toasting, you can shield the bread using a foil tent. |
I very recently dyed by hair back to brown after bleaching it for about six months and am having major problems getting the colour to stay in it. |
And it seems almost too coincidental that Toni Terry should have lost her blonde locks and gone brown after finding out her husband had been led astray by a buxom brunette. |
No pipe I'll smoke, no horse I'll yoke Though with rust my plow turns brown Till a smiling bride by my. |
We have lingered in the chambers of the sea By sea-girls wreathed with seaweed red and brown Till human voices wake us, and we drown. |
No pipe I smoke, no horse I'll yoke Though my plough with rust turns brown Till a smiling bride by my own fireside Sits the Star of the County Down. |
And there is good reason to believe the original indo European speakers were brown rather than white. |
This I spread on toast and top it with mushrooms that have been fried until they are a bit brown rather than. |
Lives in thick forests that are covered with snow in winter Paler colouring, with brown rather than black stipes. |
This mousse is very dark brown in colour and applies a brown rather than orange-based tan to your skin that dries almost instantly. |
The better your body is at doing that (ie the more you go brown rather than pink/burning) the lower your likelyhood of skin cancer. |
As a golden rule, always choose brown over white. |
If I do have carbs I try to go for brown over white. |
Peel and chop the onions and brown over a medium heat. |
It flickered brown over the white canvas; it left a running mark. |
Add the chicken and brown over moderate to high heat for 3-4 minutes. |
Deep blues can change to purple, and then to orange, and finally brown over a fairly short period. |
She spends much time producing up to ten round egg sacs (1cm diameter ), which are white, weathering to brown over time. |
Lions went first, then Brandon Browner of the Calgary Stampeders. |
I will be sure to remind Jerrell Freeman, Cameron Wake and Brandon Browner of that. |
The hawthorn hedges round the orchard were a mass of the dappled green and brown of half-opened buds. |
I prefer to imagine the greeny-brown of its memory superimposed over the yellow and brown of the sand and mud. |
Now they carry a malignant look: the leaves are not the yellow and brown of an ordinary October but a sickly black. |
The can itself was pockmarked with dried splatters of color -- red of tomato, brown of tea bags, blue of something, green of something. |
How does ONYCHOMYCOSIS look like? Change of the color: the nail turns white, grey, yellow, brown of different tints, sometimes black or green. |
And how about the best CB tandem in the NFL right now? Can you guess, it's non other than Richard Sherman and Brandon Browner of the seahawks. |
That's why the glycerin off biodiesel is brown instead of clear. |
It's worked well but om two occassions the kaya turned brown instead of green. |
I have spotted the same Hugo Boss coat but different color (brown instead of black). |
The area just underneath his side windows in vehicle mode are painted brown instead of red. |
The big difference this time, though, was that things were getting more brown instead of more green. |
There is, again, a faintness, which does not betray itself by the colour at all, or in which the patient becomes brown instead of white. |
Who you were was someone who asked questions, who wanted to know the science behind rainbows and why your eyes are brown instead of blue. |
Let the lawn go brown during dry spells It's human nature to want to water a browning plant. |
A countryside that was evergreen now changes to green during the rains and brown during the dry. |
Try and dissolve as much of the sugar as possible, otherwise it will sink to the bottom and turn brown during cooking. |
The hills are called Chocolate Hills because they look like chocolate mounds when the green grass turns brown during the dry season. |
I'd a kind of beige to light brown due to working in the sun. |
The Skin is colored in different shades of brown due to a pigment called melanin. |
The last time, I made nasi uduk, it came out a bit brown due to the use of coriander. |
While it will not turn white hair black, it will restore darkness to hair that has turned brown due to excessive sun-exposure. |
The water was brown due to severe rainfall and the atmosphere unsettling -- usually there are always a couple of Hawaiians out there when it's breaking. |
The forestay and inner stay are stainless steel, but the remainder are all galvanised steel and looking quite brown due to the fish oil used to treat them regularly and keep them in good shape. |
Meat can turn brown before all the bacteria are killed. |
Wait until the garlic and meat is brown before adding the mixed veggies. |
If the crust is looking too brown before the fruit is bubbling out the side, cover with foil. |
If the pie crust should brown before the pie is finished baking, cover the edges with aluminum foil to prevent further browning. |
You would think that with all of that information, both online and in person, she would have noticed that it was brown before that point, but she hadn't. |
I filled up my swimming pool and shocked it but my water turned brown because of the iron in it. |
The caller claims the pro-life group is opposing Scott brown because of his stance against the health care bill, but as MCFL president Anne Fox told LifeNews. |
Stir it constantly until you see the scallions brown around the edge. |
Bake until fragrant and beginning to brown around the edges, 10 to 12 minutes. |
Roast in preheated oven until soft and brown around the edges, about 20 minutes. |
The majority of each bone was white in color, with a dash of brown around each end. |
Add the diced onion, and fry together for about 5 - 7 minutes, until the onion starts to brown around the edges. |
Add the shallots and cook, stirring occasionally, until just starting to brown around the edges, about 5 minutes. |
It? s possible to get decay at the root of the tooth which causes the tooth to start to decay away and die which results in yellowness and even black and brown around the edges. |