The part of the sentence "get grey" is not correct and is not commonly used in written English.
"Grey" is a noun and cannot be used with the verb "get". A better way to express this would be to say "go grey". For example, "My father's hair started to go grey when he was in his forties."
That is, by moving the rotated blue rectangle leftward and rightward we get grey and black rectangles.
No one ever told me that I would get grey hair from this job not from deadlines, but from writing about an industry that is at best, completely insane.
Although I still get Grey Screens of Death now and again due to a hardware incompatibility, I've never had the horrible "week of pain" that I had with Window machines over the years where a memory upgrade has reduced my PC to a quivering hunk of metal.
Some "age" thing happening as I get grey and visibly older.
It is an authentic and colorful joint located just past the Negril lighthouse and in addition to lobster and his famous jerked chicken, you can get grey snapper and shrimp in a spicy curry and coconut cream sauce, or roasted chicken with pumpkin mashed potatoes.
Get grey socks wool socks when it's colder.
I leave space around each character's profile and as the book progresses and the characters get older, they may get greyer or balder or fatter around the middle.
"Black and white is what I shoot when it gets grey," says Rockwell.
After going to the bathroom with the door closed, she sat in front of the mirror looking at her hair and remarked she was getting grey.
There's just one thing that distinguishes Jacky O'Shaughnessy, the latest face of American Apparel, from the models in any other fashion campaign: she's got grey hair.
I'm getting grey hairs now.
