Sentence examples for bit of grey from inspiring English sources

A bit of grey sludge in the frying pan no big deal?

There's a bit of grey, but you have to get close to see it.

In Shakespeare's writing, no matter how black it looks on the page, there is always a bit of grey.

Being described as a leader seems premature to Kay ("maybe in a few decades when I've got a bit of grey hair and a success story").

Some subtlety - a bit of grey to soften the extremes - is the next stage, for there are no half measures between biff, even in defence, and block.

And let us tell you, having sat through many a gormless Sky interview, reading about a bunch of footballers with more than a bit of grey matter between them was a pleasant relief.

The walls of "a sickly lime-yellow colour with bits of grey concrete peering through in diseased patches" have been improved and given a contemporary radiance.

The materials he used in his films for children were often rubbish - cast-off bits of grey felt or pink wool from a workbox, rudimentary pencil drawings on bits of card – and the animation was often feeble, but his voice carried you deep into the story.

Now, we use binary bits of grey code to index each segment of the distribution.

Images were transformed to eight bits of grey resolution and stored in TIFF format.

Computation parameters were: distance of one pixel between two neighbouring pixels, average of the angular relationships on the four main directions, five bits of grey levels.