Sentence examples for grey of from inspiring English sources

Out they came, dressed in grey of course.

From a distance, it is hard to tell one grey from another: the grey of the rocks from the liquid grey of the sea and the shifting grey of the sky.

This is my favourite shot: the grey of his gown and white trunk against the blue-grey of the clouds and greeny browns of the surrounding hills.

His regard for the Whigs is evidenced in his Lord Grey of the Reform Bill (1920) and Grey of Fallodon (1937).

But then, the dull grey of the felt slowly induces a sombre tone.

The carpet is the generic grey of suburban offices the country over.

You see less colour; everything blurs into the yellow-grey of the cell walls".

Wild black hair strung with grease, and the brown-grey of dirt sitting in the pores of her skin".

Look at it on Ukrainian Google Maps and the dotted line is light-grey, of the sort used to demarcate states.

You won't see women getting dreamy-eyed over Nick in the way they might have over Christian Grey of 2012's publishing phenomenon Fifty Shades of Grey.

Joel Grey (of Cabaret fame) was much too early.