Sentence examples for distinctive grey from inspiring English sources

And heaven-sent she almost seemed, with her distinctive grey streak shining, as she proclaimed the truth about womanhood.

The final composition, based on photos that Sherald took during her sittings with the former first lady, includes the distinctive grey skin tones that mark the majority of her paintings.

Timothy Dalton, sporting a distinctive grey beard, plays the renowned explorer Malcolm Murray who – many years ago and in largely unexplained circumstances – lost his daughter to a vampire known as The Master.

His stance, in distinctive grey flannels with a black cummerbund, was comic (if not acutely painful) as his  legs seemed to stretch all the way from point to the square-leg umpire.

As we came upon the feeding whales, surmounted by flurries of opportunistic gulls, we saw distinctive grey-green patches rising through the water.

The birds have a distinctive dark grey breast and flanks (Gull Grey to Plumbeous Grey, grading to Deep Grape Green on the upper sides) and even the throat and chin are rather grey (Pale Gull Grey, somewhat mottled) leaving only a narrow area on the central belly white.

Birkir, a schnapps, was hefty and tasted of pine, whereas Björk, a liqueur, was lighter and sweeter, like sloe gin but with a distinctive earl grey flavour.

This featured a distinctive red, grey, blue and white striped jersey, worn when he met the king of Spain and the president of China.More importantly, Mr Morales, Bolivia's first president to proclaim his indigenous origins, has a powerful mandate.

The team's distinctive pink, grey and black jerseys were also modeled after Hart's ring attire.

"The dog seized by police is described as being of a pit bull type appearance and is a distinctive blue-grey in colour.

Rather, this is the 'home of the rare blue pit' - the Dolce & Gabbana of designer breeds, much sought after for the distinctive blue-grey sheen of their coats, which first emerged as a genetic flaw in a black dog.