Sentence examples for terrible green from inspiring English sources

The first batches were terrible — green, gassy muck, he said.

Rasmussen describes the "wonderful and terrible" green fingers of chemists in relation to the Origin of Life, where one chemist synthesizes molecules without any problem and another using the exact same recipe "makes the souffle' fall flat".

The floor is pretty terrible, these green fake stone vinyl tiles, which is why I have that big carpet to cover it up.

The wildfire is ignited, sending a terrible, thrilling green ball of flames roaring down the hallway, igniting other barrels of wildfire lining the walls, reminding me of Indiana Jones outrunning that massive boulder in the cave and then, as we see the courtroom become a fiery emerald-green temple of doom, the High Sparrow lights up like the Nazi whose face melts off.

Terrible news, green juice drinkers and kale fanatics everywhere -- a global kale shortage might be upon us.

By dint of its layout, terrible traffic, large green spaces and high population of educated environmentally friendly types, Washington DC should be a city of cyclists.

Lewis said: "I feel like I'm ready in certain areas, but playing with Phil Mickelson made me feel terrible around the greens".

Verlaine felt enslaved to what he called "the green and terrible drink".

In 1888, Vincent Van Gogh wrote that he "sought to express with red and green the terrible human passions".

Everyone has a favorite good bad movie; "Magnolia" is a rare case of a great terrible movie... "The Green Mile," as perhaps you've gathered, is about good and evil, miracles and redemption, and I sat through it in a misery of embarrassment and irritation, increased by the sure knowledge that the movie will give comfort, and possibly even strength, to millions of people.

Describing his painting, The Night Cafe, to his brother Theo in 1888, Van Gogh wrote: "I sought to express with red and green the terrible human passions.