Sentence examples for classic grey from inspiring English sources

Another of Grey's former Wallabies team-mates, Brendon Cannon, described the defensive effort at Twickenham as classic Grey.

A decade or so ago, Browne set up shop offering tweaked versions of the classic grey suit of the Fifties office drone.

My other tips are Gap's simple navy wool coat for £98 and Reiss's classic grey fitted coat called Calumus, at £285 (pictured left).

This supposedly new Belichick, warm and fuzzy throughout the week, clad once in a lilac-patterned shirt and another time in a violet tie, had returned to vintage form, right down to his classic grey hoodie and postgame disdain.

Its Spear wallpaper (in classic Grey or the rather more interesting Rose - a dusty pink colourway) has that 60s Scandi vibe which is so covetable and which is making the viewing of those Danish dramas even more appealing.

In 2010 French courts ruled that TTI's "Dirt Devil" vacuum cleaners, had unfairly copied Dyson's overall look – which is known for its classic grey design enhanced with bright colours.

The colour palette is predominantly neutral with classic greys and oatmeal shades.

The underground hip-hop DJ and producer Danger Mouse, by now best known for his unreleased cult classic "The Grey Album" (which remixes Jay-Z's "Black Album" using snippets of the Beatles' so-called "White Album"), comes to town for a performance by his duo, DM & Jemini, which pairs Danger Mouse's dusty, sometimes raucous backbeats with the rapper Jemini's deft, straightforward rhymes.

Try wearing your sneakers to the office: Opt for a chic style (vintage Stan Smith's for instance) and compensate the "relaxed" items on your feet with a pair of classic black, grey or dark blue trousers and a blazer.

"They had flown in to classic British weather, grey and damp, but not one of these more than 60 people was wearing a Burberry trench coat.

There is ample documentation of West's travels in the Balkans (the grist for her 1941 classic, "Black Lamb and Grey Falcon"), of her liaison with H. G. Wells, and of her troubled relationship with their son, Anthony West; the letters are punctuated by her irritation and grief over the fact that his memory of his childhood diverges so sharply from her own... View Article.