Sentence examples for days green from inspiring English sources

(Among his friends from as far back as the M-G-M days, Green was the "designated finisher" of each dish of Chinese food).

These days, Green, who has been the pastor of the Full Gospel Tabernacle Church in Memphis since 1976, tends to credit his worldly successes to the Lord, but Mitchell knows better.

And while critics of the decision to blast — including Missouri state officials, who sued to block the corps — warned that the rich farmland would be inundated by toxins, these days green shoots of winter wheat are poking up through fields.

NEW JERSEY seems to be full of color these days green, red, yellow and blue -- in a drizzle-painting work in progress that is more Jackson Pollock than Picasso.

While it's still early days, Green says the model of a university, industry bodies and commercial partners collaborating closely to identify an as yet untapped global graduate opportunity, and together developing a tailored response, is one that offers interesting opportunities for replication.

In those innocent pre-pesto and wasabi days, green food was a bit of a novelty outside the salad aisle, and the colour unnerved me until I realised the contents were, in reality, little more than double cream with a soupcon of avocado playing lip service to the original recipe.

These days Green-Wood is close to capacity, and the cultural offerings tend to stay tightly focused on the cemetery's rich history and mood of dreamy Victorian piety.

The grass is greener in San Antonio these days, greener after a week of rain, and greener on the dozen championship golf courses surrounding the second largest city in Texas.

It operates like a mood ring, blue one day, green the next.

She asked him to return, and one day, Green later told friends, she showed him some boxes that had been stored in a London solicitor's office.

With the British press having a field day, Green backed off of his impending offer.