Sentence examples for green love from inspiring English sources

Lawns in lysergic green, love hearts floating in Hello Kitty pink: it looks as though the film is set in some hellish industrial suburb of Tellytubbyland.

1) Al Green "Love and Happiness," a comfortable starter to a playlist with its melodic charity.

We at HuffPost Green love to get down and dirty...with compost that is! Umbra Fisk of GristTV offers her top tips for composting.

The latest men's underwear coming out of Australia is not only green, but it's almost too easy to make jokes about, which means we here at HuffPost Green love it.

Ross Lang, who runs the Bottle Shed in Acocks Green, loves it: "You expect a pub with just bitter and mild on.

George Orwell once wrote with instant plausibility of "the English murder" as a distinct type, and the reason so many old ladies in Bethnal Green loved the Krays is to be found in the fact that those boys seemed both recognizable and perfectly respectful.

HuffPost Green loves that The First Lady is giving the issue of food access such a great platform.

Green loves Elizabeth Bishop's poem "Questions of Travel" so much that, like Kendall, she remembers that "there was even a time in my life when I'd copy the poem out longhand on loose-leaf paper and then tuck it into my suitcase when I went on a trip as kind of a talisman of words for the emotions and stress of a journey".

A LIGHT frost has turned most of my vegetable garden to brown vines, but the collards and mustard greens love the cool weather.

The leafy greens love the nitrates and grow like fury, the vegetables clean the water and back it goes to the fish".

But far too many misty-eyed greens love it only for what it isn't the hated utility.