Sentence examples for massed green from inspiring English sources

It was summer then, and behind them the massed green of the trees moved in silence.

"Please come home," I cried out the open door, "and let me love you the way you deserve!" But from the massed green leaves and the thick growing trees there was no answer.

After all the near misses, the penalty shootout defeat on home soil in 2000 and the five semi-final defeats since, Nigeria's great quest finally came to an end, serenaded in by the massed green and white hordes, at least two of whom were clutching chickens painted in national colours, while another wore a loaf on his head with the message: "Eat them like bread".

The massed ranks of green and white in the Broomloan Road stand were still bouncing in celebration long after the final whistle here, their raucous taunts chasing crestfallen Rangers supporters out of the ground.

The massed ranks of green-shirted fans who stayed beyond the final whistle at the Parc des Princes to cheer their side were even happier as they finally made their way to the city centre contemplating a likely meeting with France or Wales.

The massed spectators about the green arena at the culminating moment of a terrific battle realize that tennis history may be unrolling before them.

When government leaders gather in Seattle in late November to launch a new push for trade liberalisation under the auspices of the World Trade Organisation, much attention is sure to be paid to the massed ranks there of green demonstrators, shouting loudly that free trade in general, and the WTO in particular, are ruining the global environment.As a general statement, this claim is plain wrong.

Massed firepower replaced massed manpower.

In the 1950s the flower show seemed to turn its back on massed ranks of azaleas and begonias, as green-leaved indoor plants offered a visual relief from the 'blaze of colour' traditionally associated with Chelsea.

The green of the woodlands is flecked with white, massed, flattened bosses adorning every elder; abundant dead-white blossoms on the brambles give promise of future fruit.

Then, again swiftly, the dull light of a re-emergent but clouded sun returns the color -- a glittering blue-green sea, the frosted green tussock and the yellow-orange throats of the massed ranks of blue-black king penguins.