Sentence examples for man with green from inspiring English sources

Man with green shirt, mustache.

A short man with green hair addresses them.

Music was a force in Andean life, and this tiny silver man with green malachite eyes stands stolidly on two flat feet, playing a set of pipes.

She traces Burbank's reputation from its turbulent phase to the "simpler, saintlier narrative" that made him the subject of a drama called "The Man With Green Fingers," with Lionel Barrymore.

A friendly, red-haired man with green eyes and tapered sideburns that meet under his jaw, forming a chin strap of hair, he was wearing lime-green pants from an Albuquerque thrift store and a red sweatshirt with "Ebony Ladies" stencilled on the back (a girl in St . Louisfound it and had given it to him).

It seemed an undeserved misfortune for a serious Flaubert specialist to be saddled with a blurb describing the creator of Madame Bovary as "a blond giant of a man with green eyes and a resonant actor's voice" and claiming the book as the first "full-fledged, truly modern biography," which of course it is not.

What about men with green eyes?

These are the crumple-necked ladies, the men with green hair or heads as bald as dinner plates who Sharik woozily observes stripping off in Philipovich's consulting room in the hope that their old money will buy them new vigour.

You got your floats, your marching bands, and your middle-aged men with green pageboy hats walking in loose clumps.

As a pale, gaunt man with unkempt green hair, a tight green bodysuit, and excessive green cape (can you say fashion nightmare?), Nightmare rules the "dream dimension," a place where captives are brought in their sleep.

A man with dyed-green hair, a green shirt, green pants, and a cane stepped onto a portable riser and sang the National Anthem.