Sentence examples for bad green from inspiring English sources
"It was pretty bad," Green said.
Red meant the writer was describing something bad, green meant something good, or at least neutral.
"Her legs were all covered with sores, really bad — green pus, all infected," Ms. Williams said.
The steel manufacturing that has dominated much of Hamilton's economy for the better part of a century contributes to the city's bad green rap.
(Red is bad, green is benign).
By playing around with the phone's editing software, you can also make different portions of the image black and white and swap backgrounds — though the latter looks like a bad green screen effect.
There are bumbags and DayGlo suits and bad green-screen backdrops and impassioned karaoke renditions of Stay Another Day.
Christie may not be nearly as bad, spouting green (wash) rhetoric, and essentially throwing a few green bones now and then.
4. Scarlett Johansson: Not bad, the green matches that shade of violent pink lipstick to which she seems so partial.
But as good as Jones-Drew is, and with as many yards as he should run for against a bad defense, Green and the Bengals simply have more scoring potential.
The Union states: This is a Kafka-esque situation in which the department denies any targets as it penalises its own staff for not meeting these targets The PCS says that in one region individual job centres were given colour ratings of red (bad) or green (good) depending on whether they had met targets to sanction job seekers, incapacity benefit claimants, and recipients of income support.
