Sentence examples for mottled shade from inspiring English sources

Move to an area of sunnier, mottled shade or nearer a window that receives indirect sunlight first.

I rest in the mottled shade and sunlight of the woods until he returns.

Most bigeyes are bright red in colour, but many species can change from a pale hue to a deep, mottled shade.

Lt. Col. Mario T. Castagliola sat on a park bench in the mottled shade of Hope Garden park yesterday, inside the perimeter of the World Trade Center security area.

"Instead of being confined, as it was then, to an umbral area of pitch-black darkness, the relevant information has shifted to a penumbral region that is a somewhat mottled shade of gray".

During the most rugged part of my afternoon, I sat in the mottled shade of one of the few roadside trees we encountered that day, my head bent over and held between my legs to recover from a bout of dizziness.

Upholstery fabric is printed with wobbly checkerboards and scribbled leaves, and terra-cotta cat figurines are glazed in mottled shades of tan with a few suggestions of black tabby stripes.

The light under the poplar was mottled but the shade of the pines was feathered.

The fruits can be naturally banded, striped, or mottled in various shades of yellow and green, though some are solid brown-white and suitable for painting.

Plastics is a word of sordid associations, suggesting an opaque pink cup of unpalatable finish or a door-knob mottled in nasty shades of brown.

Brahmans are lean and bony and draped with an ill-fitting hide that is mottled in many beautiful shades of gray.