Sentence examples for trail of green from inspiring English sources

It emerged from the sea dripping a trail of green, glistening seaweed; spouts of water gushed in fountains from fields that lent it the sheen of an emerald.

He chewed and spit out so much naswar that a trail of green stains marked his daily journey through the snow.

Glasgow's player of the year was as elusive as a shadow, dancing past four home players before slipping the ball to Maitland, who motored into the corner with a trail of green and black shirts in his wake.

We followed a trail past tufts of green grass and spiny shrubbery and the barbed-wire remnants of a Bedouin encampment.

Fat drops of dew dangle from the fronds of tree ferns glittering in the morning light like strewn jewels, while wispy trails of pale green moss lace between high pines.

But I also imagine his persistence as a walking anecdote: "Did you see that stupid gringo, pushing that block of ice?" Alÿs is a perpetual gringo, whether walking through Mexico, running a stick across the railings in front of posh London houses, or trailing a line of green paint from a leaking can through divided Jerusalem, following the invisible Green Line.

It may be a public park or trail, a stream, a bit of green in their backyard, or a wilderness area high up in the mountains.

According to its website, the trail includes 25,400 square feet of green infrastructure plantings for stormwater control, five acres of new landscaping, 500 new trees, and seven public art installations.

As it wends through the ivory-colored curd, Penicillium roqueforti leaves a trail of gray, blue or green in its wake.

The Atlanta BeltLine This walkable trail is a relatively new stretch of green space (slated to span 33 miles when all's said and done), with parks and pathways that are dotted with public art, thriving vegetation, scenic overlooks, and, admittedly, a metric shit-ton of people running, biking, and toting their stroller-strapped kiddos during nice days.

A line of green dots — likely pooled water — trails south and west from the Wadi toward the coast, perhaps through smaller stream beds.