Sentence examples for green provide from inspiring English sources

The solid red, yellow and green provide for variation when the poster is displayed, in series, on the hoardings of building sites and street corners.

Similar thought went into the Americana's elaborate, ready-made landscaping; more than 560 fully grown trees, including a 45-foot-tall California sycamore on the green, provide shade from the scorching sun, in addition to 230 mature palm trees, from Mexican fan to pygmy date.

North Carolina Coach Roy Williams said earlier this weekend that his guards make the offense go: when teams double- and triple-team the Tar Heels' waves of post players, Williams said, Ellington and Green provide the outside balance, playing yin to the yang of the tall trees that dominate inside.

Producers on the album include Bruno Mars, T-Pain, The Smeezingtons, The Stereotypes, Lucas Secon, Oligee and Josh Abraham; Mars, T-Pain and Cee Lo Green provide guest vocals.

Sancar and co-workers discuss how the mammalian clock interfaces with other regulatory systems (DOI: 10.1021/bi5007354), and Kojima and Green provide an update on post-transcriptional regulation of the clock in mammals (DOI: 10.1021/bi500707c).

The next ring of the Jardin consists of trees clipped to resemble an elevated wall of green, providing frequent shade.

Mr. Green provided a larger version of the image, which shows the suspect's face more clearly.

Gregory Green provides a small, inactivated nuclear weapon that can be made with materials from children's toys, using directions on the Internet.

There, the historian and later Rector, Vivian HH Green, provided the most likely model for George Smiley (and not, as often assumed, the former MI6 chief Sir Maurice Oldfield).

Somehow, Corrine and Luke wind up working the night shift together at a soup kitchen on Bowling Green, providing food and coffee to the uniformed service members and construction workers laboring at ground zero.

The complex's public-private nature -- in return for operating on city-owned land, Asphalt Green provides one-third of its programs free to the community -- seems to be at one with the concept of a village common.