Sentence examples for great shade of from inspiring English sources

Great shade of blue and soft print, could be easy to wear -- feels a little hippyish.

Back then, in 1988, the beaches were so unspoiled that phosphorescence illuminated the water at a swish of a hand; a water which, in daylight, sparkled with a great shade of turquoise blue – or so I was told by the now 54-year-old Colin, who was living on the nearby island of Koh Samui at the time.

It's a good one to remember, the next time you sip a fine glass of claret, under the boughs of a great shade tree, of course.

There was also greater shading of the soil surface; soil and litter deposition; water accumulation; microbial, fungal, and mesofaunal activities in the shrub patches.

If anything, his slightly increased huskiness – the only audible difference between the Robinson of today and the one who first had a hit with Shop Around 48 years ago – adds to his range, allowing for greater shading of those songs' rich details.

Possible causes of this difference in the larger basins include the larger accumulation area, greater shading of the valley floor, longer residence times for ice at its full extent, and the influence of the shallower valley slope prior to glaciation on the subsequent glacier and subglacial drainage conditions.

For Saladin Khourdi, the 17-year-old protagonist of Laleh Khadivi's novel "The Walking," it is the ever-present shadow thrown by a bullying sun: "He wishes for a cloudy day to relieve him of this constant dark stamp or some great shade that will erase the print of himself that follows and leads, follows and leads".

Carey's legacy, however, will extend far beyond her overdone aesthetic and being heralded as one of the greatest shade queens of our time.

Loads of great shades all at £5 (or less the more you order) and with a staying power that comes a close second to Nails Inc.

Revisiting Christensen's original theory, this observation would cast even greater shade over the prospects of incumbent firms.

Blush is great in shades of pink or rose.