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neon - use in sentences
Converse of object
- flash: The room was solid from 8.30 and the FULL sign was flashing red neon.
- include: Pack includes 4 neon blue pieces of sweet corn.
- have: Although they are, allegedly, the best, they don't run to having a neon or illuminated sign tho.
- color: Over time he upgraded the video card and memory and replaced the case with a neon colored case.
- use: The lifejacket is manufactured using high visibility neon yellow fabric and utilizes a long established ISP, CE approved bladder.
- pulsate: Pulsating neons and billboard hoardings are proof Moscow has embraced capitalism.
Adjective modifier
- blue: The last refuge of genuine blue neon was the great British café .
- bright: The Odeon in Skinner Street had a tower with a bright neon lit ODEON name at the top.
- red: The room was solid from 8.30 and the FULL sign was flashing red neon.
- purple: Theres a purple neon in there, but without the flash you couldn't see a thing.
- pink: And there's a very cool bar, all pink neon, beanbags and mirrors, as well as a discreetly stylish Italian restaurant.
- giant: A giant neon " W " flashes behind him.
Modifies a noun
- tetra: On the reverse of this is a color advert for Imperial Leather toilet soap with neon tetra fish.
- hula: Adults have what week knowing mickey anywhere else in neon hula girls.
- glow: A neon glow, a dark haired David Blunkett, a giant.
- sign: Kate is a bright shining neon sign of a poet.
- signage: The original intention was to augment the design with neon signage but this took some while longer to arrive.
- light: English models may be ordered with colored neon light boxes for exterior housing.
Noun used with modifier
- visibility: The lifejacket is manufactured using high visibility neon yellow fabric and utilizes a long established ISP, CE approved bladder.
- foot: Yet Holland states his case remarkably well, albeit in twelve foot neon lettering.
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