Sentence examples for shadowy green from inspiring English sources
Outside, the rain had stopped, and Kern could see off to the left a shadowy green, with its numbered flag still in the hole, ready for play if November relented.
It arrived as a shadowy green mountain under a blizzard of grated pecorino Rossellino cheese (a nutty Italian sheep's milk cheese with a ruddy rind) and bread crumbs, flavored with lemon and chili.
Ms. Nolan pulls out all the stops in her oil study of cherry trees in full bloom, emphasizing the floral abundance by using free brushwork and the contrast of luscious pinks against the shadowy green lawn.
Created over an approximately 15-month period ending in 2009, Mr. Downes's painting depicts the North River Water Pollution Control Plant, its cream-colored, modern exterior gleaming in the sun by contrast to the shadowy, green infrastructure of the highway overhead.
Regular chroma-keying replaces a single key color with an overlaid image, but the grass or turf on a football field contains a range of colors, from shadowy dark greens to mud brown, and the colors can change as daylight fades or as clouds pass in front of the sun.
The forest floor was shadowy, but a bright green sunlight filtered through the canopy.
All this provides an atmospheric hinterland of personal detail that might make the shadowy Shakespeare's biographer green at the gills.
We talked about the pressure to have it all (and what the hell that ridiculous message is supposed to mean, anyway) and its shadowy sister, grass-is-greener syndrome.
Of one villa they visited she writes sensuously, "Fersen's in those years was a garden of mossy textures and dark dense greens, with impasto of luminous flowers: a place of birdsong and long silence; of green lizards and shadowy cats, and decadent Swinburnean beauty".
His friends and colleagues say he was chasing the story of a lifetime: the shadowy tale of Jonathan Keith Idema, a former Green Beret who claims to have fought in the Afghan war.
Like the Irish Haven bar in Bay Ridge, shadowy and lit with beams of green neon, little corners of conspiratorial-looking old Irishmen speaking in nods and winces.
