Sentence examples for green mantle from inspiring English sources
But it may not come fast enough to save what remains, in Michael Williams's phrase, of "the incomparable green mantle that clothes the Earth".
Water, soil, and the earth's green mantle of plants make up the world that supports the animal life of the earth.
Long term, G.M. executives know the company needs to cloak itself in the same green mantle that Toyota enjoys, thanks primarily to the hybrid-electric Toyota Prius.
The blurred pastel quality of the grass, the softness of this green mantle, convey a feeling of comfort that in turn summons up words like warmth, home, love.
Adult males have a uniform gray head and upper breast, and a metallic green mantle, fading to a violet-blue rump.
At a time when climate change is widely recognised by ecologists as a leading cause of species loss around the world, Airbus's adoption of a green mantle courtesy of a major UN conservation organisation might seem, well, ironic.
A visitor stood apart: a solemn young woman whose floor-length mane fell over the blue-green mantle of a juni-hitoe.
Stewart is obviously more fleshed out, having been a part of the DC universe since his first appearance early '70s, but he really broke out in the '90s when he assumed the Green Lantern mantle from Hal Jordan.
The male Himalayan Impeyan (Lophophorus impejanus) has a metallic-green head and throat, coppery nape and neck, green-gold mantle, purplish wings, white back, orangish tail, and black underparts; the hen is streaked brown.
They suggested that vertical compressional stress accumulation may have caused the Mw 7.9 Bonin earthquake and promoted slab penetration into the lower mantle (green line in Fig. 4).
And so, in mid-May, I found myself in an office with a psychiatrist across the room from me in those brown shoes and green socks, a mantle slightly above and to the left of his head, covered in knick-knacks with great meaning, I'm sure, that sturdy burnt orange couch my perch, constant traffic outside the window as an aside.
