Sentence examples for nasty green from inspiring English sources
The latter once had to sit silently as a member of the RA rejected one of his paintings because it was "a nasty green thing".
I'm jaded by advertising; I am fully aware of the lies I'm fed; I know, logically, that long life and great health isn't a week or 10 days of drinking nasty green slush away.
In the event, the bout is like any other slugfest, with Batman warned by the referee for using nasty green krypto-gas in the fourth round, and his opponent hitting back strongly in the ninth.
Nasty green lakes have also damaged tourism, property values and fisheries.For years green groups have been trying to persuade the Environmental Protection Agency EPAA) to set a limit for the amount of nitrogen and phosphorus allowed in the states whose rivers feed the Mississippi.
He had the advantage of knowing what Virginia winemakers had learned after three decades of experimentation: The best results come from vineyards planted on steep slopes (so cold air and water dissipate quickly, thereby reducing the threat of frost or rot from humidity) and with poor, dry soils (to reduce vegetative vigor and those nasty green flavors from unripe fruit).
OptoFidelity, a Finnish company that specializes in machine vision and optical measurement technology, in addition to other things I don't understand, recently produced a physical robot that knows how to kill nasty green pigs.
Through the magical chemistry of distillation in mighty copper alembics, you get the complicated, headache-making transformation of the nasty, thin green wine that the Ugni Blanc grape – which Italians call Trebbiano – produces in this terroir: cognac.
In 2009, one of her colleagues noticed a report that nearby Pinto Lake harbored a particularly nasty blue-green algae called microcystin.
The Tories are being nasty about his green policies, the brutes, and he has unresolved issues over speeding points with the Essex constabulary.
Scenes from Harlem sidewalks: a nasty splotch of green paint, or a clenched-fist image of defiance; a blue blob, or a spot-on profile of President Bill Clinton.
"I employ the same imagination I once put into the nasty poison-spewing green dragon (or was she blue? red?) from the Isle of Dread, and redirect to (attempted) acts of literature".
