Sentence examples for grassy colour from inspiring English sources
The latter of these focus on the things Chile does best: wine and pisco, the local brandy with a grassy colour and spicy-sweet taste.
Then delight in the long grassy alleys and borders of herbaceous colour, which would provide the perfect setting for a bit of aristocratic tomfoolery.
I also often make a rapeseed-and-sunflower blend mayonnaise, which is delicious – a little more delicate than the olive oil version, with a slightly grassy, floral tone and lovely lemon yellow colour.
The Pennines are still pallid-looking from winter, mostly the colour of weak coffee, but from the grassy heights of Rowlee Pasture I can imagine these moors as a rolling, sunlit savannah, distant Derwent Edge an outcropping of some exotic sandstone.
I think about the self-described progressive folk in Charlottesville and the striking sight of Nikuyah Walker's campaign signs, dropping their Pan-African colour motif of black, red and green on the grassy lawns of even the white neighbourhoods.
She explained what to look for when buying oil: colour isn't that important (some producers dye their oil to give it that grassy appearance we associate with freshness and quality).
Some Gasterosteiformes, notably sea horses, are able to change colour to camouflage themselves, and their long skin filaments allow some forms to hide in grassy areas.
Plants are often difficult to spot, growing on the steepest of grassy slopes (usually with waves crashing on rocks below, and adders all around), and deceptively similar in colour to the fescue turf in which it so often grows.
