Sentence examples for too much grey from inspiring English sources

"I don't see too much grey," he wrote.

Now, 68 Tests, 211 one-day internationals and 38 Twenty20 internationals later, the hair is worn in the short crop, not least because there's too much grey to hide and too little mane to put in a ponytail.

I remember a girl in college whose father invented something very, very famous indeed—I won't tell you what because that's probably unethical always buying in some fancy dates for whenever she'd drank too much Grey Goose.

Maybe too much: As in "Grey Gardens," animals — raccoons, an opossum, a turkey — stop by.

This is far too much of a grey area, which has allowed unscrupulous bosses to cut corners.

The obligatory good-looking woman here is a detective played by Sandra Oh, who doesn't seem entirely comfortable in the role, though perhaps that's an effect of being too much identified with "Grey's Anatomy".

One mark against the wealthy senator was that he might be perceived as too much of a Grey Poupon Republican in the stiff mold of Romney, an image Ryan helps to counter with his deer-hunting, football-loving, Rage Against the Machine-listening ways.

It's all very stylishly and tastefully done, although the colours lean too much towards blue and grey, meaning the overall effect is a bit dark and muted.

"When the deadline started approaching I realised I would have to look more closely [and realised] there were too many grey areas, too much which can go horribly wrong for writers".

Believing that the band's second studio album Grey Britain had too much of a British perspective.

I worried less of being overdressed or wearing too much color, than I do the grey cement gardens of NYC.