Sentence examples for they were grey from inspiring English sources
Sure they were grey but they went with the look.
"Their ideology as individuals has always been very inspiring, and I wish as a 13-year-old I had known who they were," Grey says.
"They were grey days for Asians," adds Bilgrami, "and people should remember us for trying to be a beacon, for standing up and saying we had something to say".
Just for the record, they are grey rather than white - the word "white" is believed a mangling of their original description of their heads and mouths as "wide".
They're grey and brittle, wreathed in lichen.
They're grey men sitting behind desks or in comfortable gated communities.
They are grey horrible rooms we create only out of the most sheer of necessity.
When they are grey, that means they are empty and no one is in there.
They're grey-suited apparatchiks holding the fort while Xerxes is warmongering, dispensing propaganda through megaphones.
On Android, swipe down for the Notifications Shade, switch to Quick Settings and tap the Wi-Fi and Bluetooth icons so that they are greyed out.
Hard to imagine, now that they're greying at the temples and invariably decked out onstage in sensible pullovers, but there was once a time when the Fanclub were an altogether messier proposition.
