Sentence examples for green growing from inspiring English sources

This annual series of local art, life and green growing things is in performances at two indoor sites and four neighborhood gardens, all in Brooklyn.

However, I tend to think of the pods themselves as a sort of secondary harvest to the fresh green growing tips.

Of course, once you have a green growing in your backyard, you have to keep it fertilized, aerated and mowed closely so it'll putt as fast as Augusta National's.

The other is that the holiday falls at the start of spring, which is always associated with green, growing things.

These are people obsessed with the minutiae of green growing things, so we don't move very far very fast.

Why? Take a breath right now, and notice how abundant the air is, full of life-giving oxygen offered freely by trees and other green growing things.

BENNIE GREEN grew up in North Carolina, where his grandparents were farmers.

Friends said Ms. Green grew up in Kensington, Jamaica, and had six children living there, the youngest 14.

Another work, "Paragraphs on Wind," was inspired by the haunting atmosphere of White Sands, N.M., near where Ms. Green grew up.

They were all close to the green after their drives, but all settled for pars as the speed of the green grew trickier to guess.

The idea germinated in the late 1960s when Mr. Green grew outraged at news of plans to convert Easter Island into a jet fuelling station.