Sentence examples for take grey from inspiring English sources

Take Grey Owl, a tanned, moccasin-wearing middle-class Englishman who passed for decades as a Native American, even lecturing to the Queen on the perils of industrialisation.

If the style set sound like they take grey seriously, try visiting a Farrow & Ball showroom, where well-heeled couples discuss colours called Cornforth White, Mouse's Back and Pigeon in whispered, reverential tones.

It arrived here in 2004 and in 10 years spread throughout an area that took grey squirrels a century to colonise.

He took Grey's son, Captain George Grey, later Sir George Grey, 1st Baronet, as his flag-captain.

The sleek, cream-painted machine with its knobs and lights; the smell of methylated spirits, rubbed on her temples so that the shock would take; the grey woollen socks she would compulsively wear on treatment days, "to ward off death"; the stifled, choking cries of other patients; and the shock itself, a trap-door dropping open on darkness.

Shining and yellow means things are good, rainy and green means it's time to take notice, grey to black and things are bad.

Now, don't get me wrong: I couldn't be happier to take my Grey Goose allowance and blow it at Crate & Barrel for my dearest friends who finally get to take the foolhardy plunge.

If you are designing or building your own home on a trailer bed, you need to take plumbing (grey water and black water storage and disposal) into consideration.

Mr Bolloré was against the idea of taking over Grey.Havas now has to go it alone in a consolidating industry.

His mother takes a grey wool jacket out of a wardrobe, the room's sole item of furniture, and presses her face into it, weeping.

In the video released by the FSB, a plainclothes officer, his face distorted for the camera, is shown taking a grey cap and blond wig off Fogle's head, before marching him to a car.