Sentence examples for lively green from inspiring English sources

Sensual florals were popular during this era, as were fresh and lively green accords, both of which feature in Adamas".

But I wanted a puttanesca dressed for spring, with the spicy pungency that makes the dish seductive freshened up with something lively, green and biting.

The branches are straight, and the lively green leaves are thin, opaque, oval, and more or less tapering at the extremities.

"I was struck by the fact that, at a certain altitude, there were a lot of dark grey trees, mostly firs, and also meadows of a lively green.

The vast and lively green park had a small zoo, a rose garden and trails wandering here and there and past statues like the one of the painter Claude Lorrain that is sometimes attributed to Rodin.

Sambusch ($4), four vegetable dumplings not unlike similar Chinese crescents, came with a lively green pepper dipping sauce, and a delicious salad olivieh ($3) was like potato salad deluxe with chicken, eggs and green peas.

"Childhood" was depicted with Charles Wolseley's lively "Green-Eyed Dragon," Charles Ives's "Circus Band" and a lullaby that Gene Scheer, a composer and librettist, wrote for the first of the Gunns' five children.

When we get back, a fire's blazing in the sitting room - which is a lively jade green with a matching Georgian arched recess - and I flop on to a large cream sofa with Saffy at my feet.

Lot 828 in Christie's Doris Duke sale is made up of two lively Meissen green Indian parakeets, each nearly 12 inches tall, that were modeled by Kändler, circa 1741.

I was really spoilt for choice, torn between a lentil and watercress salad with an unusual citrussy dressing, and buttery purple sprouting broccoli on toast, but on a sunny day, thejameskitchen's lively, punchy green soup seemed so perfectly spring-like I couldn't resist.

We featured her Greenwich Village town house in our June/July 2008 issue--and her tastes have only improved with time! Lee painted her once-black entryway table a lively kelly green and reupholstered these basic X-base benches in textiles discovered by designer (and close friend) Nate Berkus in Sri Lanka.