(1) She was all dolled up, too, in a navy-blue dress and high heels.

(2) The maids in their navy-blue uniforms and white ruffled aprons took twice as long to clean his room.

(3) She was wearing a white dress with big navy-blue spots and a tight white belt.

(4) It floated down to the threadbare navy-blue carpet, some settling on the bedroom slippers she wore.

(5) He wore a navy-blue suit, white shirt and black tie.

(6) He was wearing a navy-blue suit and a tie.

(7) Helen: Navy-blue is out of fashion.

(8) Navy-blue is out of fashion. Oh, I prefer the white one. It suits your complexion and matches the suit too.

(9) You climb in thewindow, and fibers of your navy-blue shirt catch on the frame. Polyester.

(10) He was not the most guilty man to pull on a navy-blue jersey, but he was hardly an angel either.

(11) She watched the next scene; nurses running towards a hospital, their unbuttoned navy-blue coats flapping over pale uniforms.

(12) In the evenings, or in cold weather, they wore identical heavy navy-blue sailor's sweaters.

(13) He had changed back into Chinese dress today, and his lean frame was draped in a long, navy-blue flannel gown, giving him the air of a worthy descendant of some famous scholar.