Sentence examples for becoming grey from inspiring English sources

"People's everyday wildlife experience is becoming grey squirrels and pigeons," she said.

This is because postmenopausal women rarely retain the flaxen locks of their youth, of course eventually becoming grey grannies.

The paste is doctor bladed to form an orange precursor layer on a glass or conducting glass substrate, and subsequently thermally annealed in a nitrogen glove box, becoming grey and highly optically scattering in the process.

There is a general cline in appearance from west to east across Eurasia, with subspecies becoming greyer above and whiter below, but this trend reverses east of the Amur River.

There's a hint of Bond villain about him but he has shown the human side of a team that were becoming more grey by the day under Dennis.

Doesn't seem to jump well enough now and very limited chance of becoming the first grey winner since 1961.

Mr. Scissons had been leading his own agency, Birthplace, Toronto, which is being acquired by, and becoming part of, Grey Canada; financial terms were not disclosed.

Many shoppers headed straight to the shops whilst still digesting their Thanksgiving turkey on Thursday, forming queues outside Macy's by 6pm on what is becoming known as "grey Thursday".

The underparts are light grey, becoming silvery white on the chin, throat and upper breast.

The disturbing parallels between Spector and the enigmatic Christian Grey from 50 Shades of Grey are becoming more apparent than ever.

Although both colour morphs occur in much of the European range, brown birds predominate in the more humid climate of western Europe, with the grey phase becoming more common further east; in the northernmost regions, all the owls are a cold-grey colour.