Sentence examples for some greenish from inspiring English sources

"The rocks were red and the river had some greenish tinge to it," Mr. Rodriguez said in a telephone interview last week.

However, some greenish spots can be vaguely seen due to copper stains lying deep beneath the stone surface.

In addition, albigula is generally larger and individuals tend to have a green rather than grey crown, the later being more characteristic of lowland birds (rabai and debilis), although some rabai individuals do have some greenish streaks on the nape and crown.

However, the existence of some greenish feather edges on the nape and crown of some lowland birds could lead to the alternate interpretation that although gene flow occurs, plumage is under directional selection, with greener plumage being favored in the wetter high-altitude habitats.

If possible, get some greenish face paint and make your face and neck green.

After seven hours, you'll have a custard-like texture, a cheesy odor, and possibly some greenish liquid on top.

Some greenish-brown guts will be attached to the crab's body.

The cans are not wash regularly and in some having greenish colour in them (Spirogyra).

Some strange greenish-gray vegetation and, at the far end of the beach, some white cliffs, or dunes — high, deeply ridged.

John Winthrop Jr., governor of the colony of Connecticut in the mid-1600s, observed that American Indians grew "corne with great variety of colours," citing "red, yellow, blew, olive colour, and greenish, and some very black and some of intermediate degrees".

Often, epicuticular waxes, in the form of sheets, rods, or filaments, are exuded over the cuticle, giving some leaves their whitish, greenish, or bluish "bloom".