Sentence examples for more evergreen from inspiring English sources

The way Barry runs her classroom is more Evergreen College than state school.

These stories are a bit more evergreen than breaking news – they live longer lives and get passed around".

"The real problem around this is that their boys' line seems to be very movie-driven," Ms. Hendrix said, adding that Hasbro should try to make the brand more evergreen.

But the teenage-monster movie works with more evergreen subtextual materials, making metaphorical the weirdness of adolescence -- of waking up one morning with uncontrollable urges, new and troubling hair growth and a sense that the whole world hates and fears you.

Contrast this expiration tendency with more "evergreen" content types, such as profiles and photos.

The different study groups showed marked variation in the habitat composition of their home ranges, but in all groups, higher-use zones consisted of older, more evergreen forest.

Now, scientists have confirmed that the plant kingdom suffered similar disparities after the impact, losing many more flowering evergreen species than plants that drop their leaves each year.

Deciduous barberries are more popular, but evergreen types can also work well for landscaping.

In all, according to prosecutors, more than 1,400 Evergreen clients in more than a dozen countries -- many from Australia and New Zealand -- were cheated of $110 million from 1998 to September 2001.

In all, prosecutors said, more than 1,400 Evergreen clients in more than a dozen countries -- many from Australia and New Zealand -- were cheated of $110 million from 1998 to September 2001.

Editors of the magazines chose to include articles that were "more along the evergreen side rather than breaking news," Ms. George said.