Sentence examples for too much green from inspiring English sources
"The pain was too much," Green said.
"Man, Willie, he's talking too much," Green said.
Applications of oil and copper should begin before too much green tissue is exposed.
Just Add Characters Salad isn't usually a favorite with young children -- too much green stuff.
There were exceptions Britain imports too much green glass (all that wine), which is wastefully ground into aggregates and sand for building; it would be more economically efficient and environmentally friendly to throw the bottles away.
Adding strips of Newspaper is a good way to balance the green-to-brown ratio if the compost gets too soupy (too much greens).
Neither is it going to risk offending anyone's artistic sensibilities by putting kiwi--too much green --in a salad instead of some nice, color-contrastingreen --inries.
That was too much for green NGOs, who called for her head in a letter to Mr Juncker.
Lord Browne, BP's chief executive, observes that it is dangerous to promise too much on green issues a lesson GE would be wise to heed.
If you think too much lime green is not a good thing, you might want to book a table elsewhere, but then you'd miss out on some really wonderful food.
