Sentence examples for have a grey from inspiring English sources
Can I have a grey cannula?" "Tony!
"Do you have a grey or coloured horse, or a horse with white markings?
Chinese bureaucrats may have a grey image but their ability to amass – and spend – ill-gotten gains is eye-opening.
(I have a grey t-shirt with his face on it, composed of his discography. People mistake it for an apparition of sweat).
Few buildings or municipalities have a "grey water" infrastructure to transport fresh but untreated water like rainfall, and replacing kilometres of concrete or building massive underground cisterns (plus the smart systems to control them) is a pricey proposition.
"Christo didn't have a grey hair on his head when we started," Maysles jokes when I meet him at his apartment in the Dakota building (where John Lennon and Rosemary's Baby were shot), whose windows look out on to Central Park.
The Ivorians' golden generation may have a grey-ish tinge but a kind draw (for once) has given them a golden chance of reaching the last 16 for the first time.
Next, the total breast area is automatically identified, since regions outside of the breast tissue area are completely black, i.e. they have a grey-level pixel value of 0. In the mediolateral oblique projections of the breast, the pectoral muscle is excluded in an additional, operator-dependent segmentation.
She has a grey dress on underneath, just seen, and simple, beige pointy-toed kitten heels.
In Zagreb's suburbs, the housing has a grey, postwar communist style.
It has a grey back and head, a reddish throat with white spots and a red eye.
