Sentence examples for damp green from inspiring English sources

Damp green tobacco leaves emit dangerous amounts of nicotine.

The attraction, he added, lay in the "thick soft damp green richness" of the poems.

He moved four feet away, to a mat of damp green moss.

The day dawned with thick mist over damp, green hills above Lake Tai.

'I'll solve it.' When I came back two hours later he'd covered the frame with damp green branches.

As the students talked, he sat by the window and looked out at the damp green night with an expression of melancholic attraction.

He spent most of the day leaving birdie putts short on the damp greens, just as he did with a closing 14-footer for birdie at the 18th.

That was on the 5th, when he seemed to be foxed by the slow speed of the damp greens, left his first effort well short and ended up making his second three-putt of the week.

They most certainly could: soft fairways help competitors keep their tee shots out of the penal rough, damp greens play slower and easier than dry ones, and players might be permitted to "lift, clean, and place" their muddy balls.

For Eaves, their Vancouver suburb is a damp hinterland; green and gray and unremarkable, it exists only to be left behind.

"Ours was just a period in the history of rain", writes Sean O'Brien, poet of northern damp, of green wetness in empty churchyards, of wide reflecting pavements and mushy flotsam in back alleys.