Sentence examples for good gray from inspiring English sources

The Good Gray Doctor says that vitamins are poisonous.

"I also love the palette — that's a really good gray".

DID the "good gray poet" like red meat?

By Morris Bishop The New Yorker, July 26 , 1947P. 25 The Good Gray Doctor says that vitamins are poisonous.

But he still looks like an acute observer of life and the benign "good gray poet" of legend.

Racing has had very good gray horses, including Native Dancer, whose only loss in 22 races came in the 1953 Kentucky Derby.

There were a lot of very, very good gray-haired managers that got fired because they stuck to what they knew was the long-term.

He's a good Santa, gray beard, gray mustache, new suit, bright, furry.

He has introduced color photography to the news pages of a paper that had long been known as the Good Gray Lady.

Whitman then obtained a post in the attorney general's office, largely through the efforts of his friend, the journalist William O'Connor, who wrote a vindication of Whitman in The Good Gray Poet (published in 1866), which aroused sympathy for the victim of injustice.

O'Connor, though, was still upset and vindicated Whitman by publishing a biased and exaggerated biographical study, The Good Gray Poet, in January 1866.