Sentence examples for a greenish light from inspiring English sources
The rain whispered on the leaded window beside them, and a greenish light suffused this front half of the room.
But I was thinking, The West of Ireland... the murmurous ocean... the rocky hills hard-founded in a greenish light (the light of a sad dream)... the cleansing air... the stoats peeping shyly from gaps in the drystone walls... Yes.
Some, perhaps, are more genuine: the mysterious "grey lady", said to stalk the Theatre Royal in Bath; the ghost of the actor William Terriss, who was stabbed at the stage door of the Adelphi in 1897 and is supposed to emerge "from a greenish light" on the Strand; or the sad-eyed Victorian child who is sometimes seen at the Liverpool Empire.
The gills are the most luminescent part of the fungus, emitting a greenish light that fades with age.
It is lit by a mysterious, greenish light, and is presided over by an enigmatic, black-clad proprietress.
These, too, like my crystal radio, I would take under the bedclothes at night, into my private, secret vault, and they would light up my cavern of sheets with an eerie, greenish light.
The store, a long tunnel of pale greenish light and curved walls that seems a cross between a space ship and an English church, was jammed with editors, designers and assorted characters, some of whom were dressed in what appeared to be vintage underwear.
Shown from the side in the greenish light of a night vision camera, Mr. Johnson, 49, has a dragonlike tattoo visible on his left biceps where his shirt has been torn away.
In this case, though, empathy with Fred seems less the point than what it is we see through his eyes: Clive and Elsa, fully masked and dressed in laboratory clothes, working in the slightly sickly greenish light of a laboratory bought and paid for by a big company playing at God.
The saintly British priest Arnold Patrick Spencer-Smithadad to be left alone on the ice sheet while the others raced on, then towed on a sledge in silent agony for hundreds of miles before dying in the queer greenish light of a polar tent.
Speak into the transmitter and your voice makes jagged graphs in greenish light on a fluorescent screen at the end of the vacuum tube.
