Sentence examples for lost green from inspiring English sources

Back in the classroom, Colin was telling Casey that he had lost green.

If one image was captured in summer, and the other in winter, the machine-learning system might incorrectly think the neighborhood has lost green space.

But if the earlier of a pair of images was captured in summer, and the later was captured in winter, the machine-learning system might be fooled into thinking that the neighborhood had lost green space.

The opening pages are crammed with tension, hints about what could happen in the novel filling the pages, but this is soon lost, Green taking a few chapters to pick up this prose again.

Jonathan's father had been dead for ten years, and his mother had retired to Maryland's Eastern Shore; and, these days, he regarded himself as oddly and bravely homeless, imagining, from this city he'd chosen to live in, a lost, green place — Charlottesville, where his parents had been professors, and the nearby Blue Ridge, where he'd camped as a boy.

Hull KR lost Green at half-time and Sheriff gifted the home side a try shortly after the restart when his wayward pass was landed to Haggerty and the resulting try was converted by Hanbury, who made amends for two earlier misses.

Addis Ababa's settlement area has been expanding into the city's peripheral area at the expense of losing green infrastructure (GI) of farmland and vegetated areas.

Strain S possessing gef gene was designed to die once phenanthrene biodegradation was initiated and thus to lose green fluorescence when visualized by a live/dead cell staining.

To do so would mean losing green space and shifting the balance between park and transport route.

Allowing more development in agricultural preserves would significantly lower housing costs, they say, but would mean losing green space and farmland.

To stop the bleeding Steiner slashed money losing green initiatives, sold a high-tech incinerator business for $2 billion and mothballed 22 of 126 recycling plants.