Sentence examples for might be green from inspiring English sources

This day the sofa is dressed with orange and silver pillows; on another occasion, the pillows might be green.

Others might be green, indicating that according to their calendar software they are all in the same conference call.

The walk light might be green, but that doesn't mean you should cross the street without looking.

The sun might be shining, the grass might be green, but there's little joy to be felt on Atlas.

"Even though your light might be green, it may recommend you not go, because there are people behaving badly that you may not be aware of".

The message here might be green, but the pulsing red that soon fills the screen suggests that Mr. Girerd digs the apocalypse more.

That nagging suspicion the grass might be greener on the other side of the fence marking the boundaries of corporate life.

That doesn't mean she has to change jobs which is always a stressful thing to do, but I think the grass might be greener.

To other young people who constantly wonder if the grass might be greener on the other side of the occupational fence, I offer this advice: Passion is not something you follow.

We might be greener if all our factories closed, if power plants shut, if everyone rode to global warming meetings on Chinese-made bicycles and if everyone went a little hungry.

The grass might be greener on the other side, and we will always strive for things we don't have.