Sentence examples for green of grass from inspiring English sources

"I was drawn to surreal combination, the strong pink colour of algae with natural green of grass".

In everyday life, familiar things are described by particular colours, and these often are identified by reference to familiar things; the green of grass and the grass green of paint, for instance.

Wind, snow, rain, lots of rain, storms, odd strange moments of sunshine and then, fog: "Fog against the window like milk... .. "The sullen bay rubbed with thumbs of fog" … "green of grass stain, tilted in fog".

The view north from Monsal Head - the bluff below which the river bends - combines all the best features of the Derbyshire Peak: limestone farmhouses with fields separated by limestone walls, steep slopes which race up to a skyline and the mottled green of grass, gorse, heather and trees.

The players pushed things as far as they could and then, gradually, everyone came to their senses and realised that the sight of entirely white clothing against the blazing green of grass was not just one of the great aesthetic pleasures of sport, but a principle as worthy of defence as the right to remain silent during rallies.

In cooler climates, the grape has a tendency to produce wines with noticeable acidity and "green flavors" of grass, green bell peppers and nettles with some tropical fruit (such as passion fruit) and floral (such as elderflower) notes.

I feed them food scraps, and along with their "salad greens" of grass and plants, this cuts down on their grain consumption substantially.

Green spears of grass — and shamrocks!

"Plus there wasn't a green blade of grass to be seen.

"At that time, my idea for the World Trade Center site was a large green mound of grass," he continued.

IN this hilly area of Huntington, narrow roads twist past dense woodland and rich green fields of grass where horses bend their long necks down to graze.