Sentence examples for mottled grey from inspiring English sources
2 Defined as mottled, grey appearance with pulse > 170, reduced consciousness and clinical response to intravenous bolus of 0.9% saline.
Birds were sexed based on morphology (males are larger than females [ 61]) and aged based on gape colouration (as in other corvids, gape colour in NC crows changes over time from pink, through mottled grey, to black [ 49, 62]).
Mark Quartley's Ariel is a mottled grey creature, a silky sprite who might have been painted by William Blake.
Peters, skin a deathly mottled grey and a collar of foam streaming from his mouth, was borne away on a stretcher.
And there, not far from each other, two chicks were sitting that were whiter than the mottled grey offspring of the greater crested terns.
The grey partridge is a mottled grey, with a brick-red face and throat and chestnut markings over its wings and tail.
They come in a range of green shades, from light to dark, from plain to patterned, with acid-yellows, pale translucent greens, mottled grey-blues, etc.
Crested tits are well suited to their surroundings: their soft browns and mottled greys perfectly mimicking the bark and lichen on the birches and Scots pines.
Its body is a mottled grey-brown for camouflage, and its wings mimic bright green leaves to help it blend into the vegetation.
Ahead of us, at a bend in the road, a green slope led up to the war memorial and lych gate, a graveyard scattered with snowdrops, and a square-towered church, mottled dark grey with the mixture of flint in its walls, and guarded by ancient yews.
The remaining thin layer of frazil ice (grey mottled streaks on the dark ocean) does not offer much resistance, letting the icebergs move more easily about the ocean.
