Sentence examples for quite green from inspiring English sources
The St. Edward's fields remain quite green, although weeds are spreading on a practice soccer field.
Belgrade is quite green, there are a lot of trees and parks and green surfaces.
Ethiopia is quite green, but after you cross that bridge, going south into Kenya is a stony desert of low trees and very poor soil.
Turquoise: Not quite blue, not quite green, turquoise says, "Hey, everything's basically O.K., but if you see a guy with a gun, start running".
And badger, though it doesn't need to be hung, can be eaten when it's "quite green" - that's assuming the diners aren't similarly tinged.
Rather like the corporations who have become quite green and project that image, the people who have signed up for a job have broadened a bit and as they build that image it has become a commercial advantage.
"I thought we were quite green-minded," she says.
"These don't sound quite as green," he said.
Two is a tight fairway and then a 7-iron into a quite undulating green.
In his spring breeding uniform the male is a quite spectacular green.
Although they are more efficient and generally produce fewer greenhouse gases than gas stoves, most buyers apparently aren't ready to go quite that green, Mr. Namer said, and about two-thirds have chosen the more traditional gas stoves.
