Sentence examples for mixture of green from inspiring English sources

This looks particularly good made with a mixture of green and yellow courgettes.

The bathrooms, though, are impressive, with a rock shower and a mixture of green marble and copper.

The exterior was described as being in "tapestry brick," which usually indicated a soft, mottled mixture of green, gray and buff; the building is now so soiled it appears to be a monochrome gray.

Cool and watery, fresh yet curiously ancient, as you might expect from a mixture of green shoots and damp parchment, it has notes of both nostalgia and new growth about it.

Dice your courgettes (a mixture of green and yellow is nice), and fry gently in olive oil with chopped garlic, lots of herbs (preferably marjoram, parsley and mint), and lemon zest and juice.

Also strong was a slim sleeveless dress in a leafy mixture of green and brown madras (who uses madras today?), a puffy white cotton pullover that was a nice departure from a flat T-shirt, and slim dresses and tops made of three layers of contrasting meshlike lace.

Mr. Trotter, convinced that mesclun was passe, called to see if the Joneses could grow something different, perhaps a mixture of greens like mesclun, but much smaller.

Created with help from herbalists, dieticians and a physician, the Daily Good's supplement offers a mixture of greens like peas, spinach and wheatgrass, fruits and a bunch of other stuff (like mushrooms and yellow ginger) that is good for your bodyparts but isn't offensive to your tastebuds — and doesn't have sweeteners or other pesky additives.

That really shouldn't have been a critical issue with this dish -- a weak stock is best here anyway; it's just another layer of flavor, and the mixture of greens, garlic and onions would probably be enough to make a nice soup.

What theme you choose is completely up to you, but here are some ideas: Jungle theme: A jungle or safari theme is popular for baby showers, where the room is decorated in a mixture of greens and yellows and stuffed lions, monkeys and elephants are used to decorate.

Artists would not, of course, have been able to distinguish the copper sulphates from pigments composed mainly of malachite, or of other complex mixtures of green copper minerals such as those that have been found in Italian paintings [55].