Sentence examples for under the grey from inspiring English sources

If it were under the grey skies of London, Manchester, Birmingham or Edinburgh we would quickly tire of it.

A handful of occupiers have been camping under the grey November clouds for a week now, determined to put across their anti-capitalist and bash the bankers messages.

The Grey Global Group is posting on its Web site (www.grey.com) a series of "white papers" addressed to advertisers under the Grey Matter moniker that will be updated as developments warrant.

Historically, humanitarian organisations such as UNICEF have tried to fill that gap as best they could; today, Hafun's only dwellings are timber frames under the grey and blue plastic sheeting of UNICEF's mother and child logo.

And under the steel grey skies, and steely grey architecture, of this Dutch city at the end of January, it's a real joy to escape into one of the 30 or so superbly equipped auditoriums (central Rotterdam must have one of the highest concentrations of screens in Europe) and submerge oneself in the cinematic culture of one of the 75 nations represented.

Under a cliff the grey rock has been carved into a perfect oval bath tub with a view of the waterfalls.

Under the proposed framework, the grey wolves are divided into two independent groups, including a cooperative hunting group and a random scout group.

The ultra-right Nationalist Movement Party (MHP), with an ugly history of political and ethnic violence under the name of the "Grey Wolves," nonetheless elected 80 deputies, an increase of 29.

The road across the city runs through Ngombe, the wealthy central area, then alongside the powerful narrow stream of the Congo river itself, muddy brown under the slate grey sky.

He gets away with it because we know full well that he is eventually going to reveal that great big bruised and hurting heart-of-gold hidden under the faded grey T-shirt.

One of the reasons why early camouflage specialists argued furiously about the best way to hide warships was that what might work under the steely grey skies of the North Atlantic might be useless in the azure Mediterranean.