Sentence examples for green sail from inspiring English sources

Every year, cannas and banana plants, with their huge green sail leaves, seem to become more widely available as they become more popular.

Watch this ant-trail video, each ant passing by with its own green sail propelling them forward.

(One might add that the line about the Dong's "weary eyes on / That pea-green sail" recalls Trelawny's search for Shelley's foundered boat).

Gray-green clouds, sailing level with us past the mountain a few miles away at an adjacent altitude, dropped virga in dark little tendrils.

The dry spell meant little moisture trickled from 100-foot-tall 100-foot-tall 100-foot-tallt was a rare treat to look up to see yellow and green parrot plumage sail overhead.

When it turned green, she placidly sailed ahead and out of sight.

The battle of the filters was fought on the television screens across the country with roundups, people running around in green fields or sailing on green seas, and with fusillades of jingles.

West Reservoir (hackney.gov.uk/west-reservoir.htm) on Green Lanes offers sailing and kayaking; or go climbing at the Castle (castle-climbing.co.uk).

She imagines a sailing green prism, and thinks of "Blade Runner" and "the small flying cars that Harrison Ford uses": "It is absolutely no surprise that at this point we have the picture of a luminous green prism sailing in through the dark and taking an exalted place on our retina, a bit like when you've been staring too hard at a lamp on the ceiling and then close your eyes!

Much of the décor that once filled the restaurant One Fifth, at 1 Fifth Avenue in Greenwich Village had traveled around the world aboard the S.S. Caronia, a green Cunarder that sailed from the late 1940's until being retired in 1966.

Neat footwork from their much-vaunted backs gave them good field possession but handling errors repeatedly took the wind from the green and gold sails.