Sentence examples for grey stormy from inspiring English sources

With set designed by American auteur David Lynch, doors opened to reveal a metre-high plaster sculpture of a screaming head backed by a screen playing footage of grey stormy skies.

In addition, male workers in the images were often placed in work environment (n = 30, 88.2 %) that often included heavy machinery and/or grey and stormy skies (see Fig. 1).

The sky in London is amazing – fluorescent pink and orange and stormy grey.

A stormy grey sky, with clouds racing furiously, reared up against that sombre background the plumes of English elms, happy - these particular specimens - in not having yet been truncated, either by adventure or by the prudent hand of the woodman; jets of sunshine, rendered keener by concentration, directed at these plumes and shewing them the loveliest veiled crimson.

I bring you not only my tears and my forebodings on this stormy, grey Sunday morning, I even bring you scented jasmine.

An early mentor of mine was the naturalist James Fisher, who once described fulmars to me as "grey ghost gliders of stormy seas", how apt.

It was a stormy day, and grey waves lashed cold spray at them as they posed for future martyr photos with the most pimped-out weapons.

This is enhanced by the stormy sky with alternate reddish and grey patches, reflecting the biblical description of the eclipse of the sun and echoing Mark XV, 33-34, where Jesus cries out "My God, My God, why has thou forsaken me?" The unusual Rubens now touches a chord among viewers as never before.

They are closely set, to the tips of the tiniest twigs; their buds being crimson and the protruding anthers iron-grey, the colour effect in the mass, when illuminated by stormy sunshine, is almost menacing; on a still clear day, with a pale blue sky behind them, they become almost pink.

Or try a Dark 'n' Stormy, a Bellini or a Ninglet, although I recommend the three-olive, Grey Goose martini.

Grey, grey, grey.