Sentence examples for mischievous green from inspiring English sources
At the turn of the century, a Czech artist named Alphonse Mucha became popular for posters using the elegant, swirling lines of Art Nouveau, while a young Italian caricaturist named Leonetto Cappiello captured attention with arresting, often humorous images, such as his 1906 Maurin Quina, an absinthe ad featuring a mischievous green devil floating against a simple black background.
It made me wonder if this was somehow linked to rising concerns over inflation and a way of getting back at those (increasingly expensive) mischievous green pigs.
But while the sleek white apple with its global reach and Midas sacks of money may have eclipsed the mischievous little green and red one, in terms of passion, vision and underlying impact on our cultural history, there is something to be said for a comparison between little David - or should we perhaps call her Davina - and Goliath.
She hadn't recognized Mr. Das Mann, who now had short hair and was clean-shaven, with mischievous blue-green eyes.
He sees a lush landscape of verdant fairways and whispering greens, mischievous sand traps and dazzling blue ponds, and a gallery of fans whose approving roar carries to the craggy peaks of the Hindu Kush.
But a warning to mischievous children everywhere: Mr. Green noted that shipments of coal were also up, by 6percentt, over last year.
Cantor flashed a mischievous grin.
The director is played by Mr. Green himself, with a mischievous manner and a nimbus of gray hair.
It is the realm of poetry in which the fairy king, Oberon, and his mischievous servant speak in lush images of green figs and purple grapes, butterfly wings and succulent sacs of honey.
A tiny, impish man in a black leather jacket and a green cap, Granado comes across as both wise and mischievous.
Generally the Aratinga Conures (such as the Sun Conure and Jenday Conure) are louder and have more mischievous personalities than the Pyrrhura Conures (such as the Green-cheeked Conure), and have fancier plumage, but Pyrrhura Conures can hold their own, too.
