diff --git a/example/usage.sh b/example/usage.sh
index edabe36..cb2d6e7 100755
--- a/example/usage.sh
+++ b/example/usage.sh
@@ -2,7 +2,17 @@
 
 source colors.sh
 
-echo "-----------------------------------------------------------------------------"
+# Basic colors
+
+echo -e "${GRAY}-----------------------------------------------------------------------------${NC}\n\n\n"
+echo -e "                     ${BLACK}BLACK${NC}, ${GRAY}GRAY${NC} or ${WHITE}WHITE${NC} color text"
+echo -e "                     ${RED}RED${NC} or ${BRIGHT_RED}BRIGHT_RED${NC} color text"
+echo -e "                     ${GREEN}GREEN${NC} or ${BRIGHT_GREEN}BRIGHT_GREEN${NC} color text"
+echo -e "                     ${BLUE}BLUE${NC} or ${BRIGHT_BLUE}BRIGHT_BLUE${NC} color text"
+echo -e "                     ${YELLOW}YELLOW${NC} or ${BRIGHT_YELLOW}BRIGHT_YELLOW${NC} color text"
+echo -e "                     ${MAGENTA}MAGENTA${NC} or ${BRIGHT_MAGENTA}BRIGHT_MAGENTA${NC} color text"
+echo -e "                     ${CYAN}CYAN${NC} or ${BRIGHT_CYAN}BRIGHT_CYAN${NC} color text"
+echo -e "\n\n\n${GRAY}-----------------------------------------------------------------------------${NC}"
 
 # there can be a function that uses the colors
 function info() { printf "${BOLD_CYAN}%s${NC}\n" "$@"; }
@@ -16,7 +26,6 @@ warn "[WARN] This is warn text"
 error "[ERROR] This is error text"
 debug "[DEBUG] This is debug text"
 
-
 echo -e "${GRAY}-----------------------------------------------------------------------------${NC}"
 
 ## Color print function
@@ -28,25 +37,6 @@ color "$BOLD_YELLOW" "Bold yellow text"
 
 echo -e "${GRAY}-----------------------------------------------------------------------------${NC}"
 
-echo -e "${BLACK}Black color text${NC}"
-echo -e "${WHITE}White color text${NC}"
-
-echo -e "${GRAY}-----------------------------------------------------------------------------${NC}\n\n"
-
-# Basic colors
-
-echo -e "${BLACK}BLACK${NC}, ${GRAY}GRAY${NC} or ${WHITE}WHITE${NC} color text"
-echo -e "${RED}RED${NC} or ${BRIGHT_RED}BRIGHT_RED${NC} color text"
-echo -e "${GREEN}GREEN${NC} or ${BRIGHT_GREEN}BRIGHT_GREEN${NC} color text"
-echo -e "${BLUE}BLUE${NC} or ${BRIGHT_BLUE}BRIGHT_BLUE${NC} color text"
-echo -e "${YELLOW}YELLOW${NC} or ${BRIGHT_YELLOW}BRIGHT_YELLOW${NC} color text"
-echo -e "${MAGENTA}MAGENTA${NC} or ${BRIGHT_MAGENTA}BRIGHT_MAGENTA${NC} color text"
-echo -e "${CYAN}CYAN${NC} or ${BRIGHT_CYAN}BRIGHT_CYAN${NC} color text"
-
-
-
-echo -e "\n\n${GRAY}-----------------------------------------------------------------------------${NC}"
-
 # with colors.sh sourced, you can use the constants
 echo -e "${RED}This is ${BOLD}bold red text${NC} and this is ${GREEN}green ${BLINK}blink${NC} text${NC}"
 echo -e "this is ${MAGENTA}magenta ${BLINK}blink${NC} text${NC}"
@@ -57,6 +47,6 @@ echo -e "${GRAY}----------------------------------------------------------------
 {
   echo "This is super text"
   echo "Every line will be prefixed with hostname and script name"
-  printf "${GREEN}This is green text${NC}\n"
-  printf "${RED}This is red text${NC}\n"
+  printf "${GREEN}%s${NC}\n" "This is green text"
+  printf "${RED}%s${NC}\n" "This is red text"
 } | awk '{printf "'${GRAY}[${HOSTNAME}'] ['$(basename "$0")']'${NC}' %s\n", $0; fflush(stdout)}'
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