1. For three weeks Maurice felt off-colour but did not have any dramatic symptoms.

2. She's been feeling a bit off-colour lately.

3. I'm feeling a bit off-colour today.

4. Milan looked off-colour but eventually took the lead in the 82nd minute.

5. And you're looking a bit off-colour, to be honest.

6. The story is somewhat off-colour.

7. There are some off-colour anecdotes in this book.

8. He felt off-colour but did not have any dramatic symptoms.

9. Then they telephoned to say Mr. Keemis was off-colour .

10. You look a bit off-colour today. You'd better take some rest.

11. How does a rat tell the experimenter that it has a headache or feels a bit off-colour?

12. Sackings for admin staff who spend hours of work time on unsuitable websites are well documented, but people also get canned for sending off-colour emails.

13. Maybe so, but spending less when households are in no shape to pick up the slack seems a sure-fire way to keep an anaemic recovery off-colour.

14. Santos pointed to his young squad, with 18-year-old American starlet Freddie Adu making his European debut, for part of the reason for his side's off-colour performance.

15. The librarian complained that the painter had used an off-colour green on the walls.

16. Advertisers would not want their products flagged alongside anything off-colour or embarrassing.

1. For three weeks Maurice felt off-colour but did not have any dramatic symptoms.