Sentence examples for like shade from inspiring English sources

All the farmers stated "Hybrids do not like shade" (Table  3).

Put plants that need sun up higher, and plants that like shade down lower.

All hellebores like shade but H foetidus is best adapted for the dry version of it.

Carben's app allows you to prioritize things like shade and proximity to beer, too, and as the Carben family headed for cover they passed a long line outside the Mohegan Sun Sports Bar.

In this push for frugality is the national debate writ small: the town spent lavishly for years, going into debt to pay for things like shade trees and a $45 million LEED-certified school, and now residents are facing the bill.

Ballroom slang like "shade" and "yaaas" are weaved into everyday conversation, and artists such as Beyonce and FKA Twigs have worked with vogue dancers on various projects.

Aside from its color, a Champagne-like shade called Shell Metallic, the car looked identical to Mr. Bonilla's 1982 four-door sedan.

But the Golf I drove over Labor Day weekend, painted a Kermit-like shade of green, was on a tourist visa, its German license plate gleaming below its honeycomb grille.

And from Estée Lauder's limited edition Pure Color Modern Mercury Collection comes Red Velvet, a brighter, candy-apple-like shade, for $24 in select department stores and at esteelauder.com.

Some Roman Catholic liturgical customs aestheticize human relations to the divine with exquisite sensibility: the pope's slippers, for example, were made in a shell-like shade of pink, and his pallium, a long white band worn over the pope's shoulders, is woven from the first shearings of lambs that have been blessed on Jan.

* Clematis alpina is smaller, evergreen and likes shade.