The word "vert" is not commonly used in written English.
It is derived from the French word "vert," meaning green, and is often used to describe a shade of green. In written English, it may be used in specific contexts such as in art or design, but it is not commonly used in everyday language. Example: The artist used a vibrant vert paint to create an eye-catching landscape painting.
His Épitres de l'amant vert (1505; "Letters of a Green Lover") contains two charming and witty letters in light verse describing the grief of Margaret of Austria's parrot during her mistress's absence.
He won 73 titles and was named the top vert skater every year from 1984 to 1996.
He also played an important role in Belgian-French literary life between 1920 and 1955 as editor of several progressive magazines and is notable as a cofounder with Odilon-Jean Périer and Henri Michaux of Le Disque vert ("The Green Disk"), a literary journal that introduced new poets to the public.
One of the previous decade's most celebrated writers, Marie NDiaye, published Autoportrait en vert, her musings on women who have been important in her life and who are all mysteriously connected by the leitmotif of greenness.
The videos made stars of vert skaters Tony Hawk and Steve Caballero and street skaters Natas Kaupas and Mark Gonzalez, among many others.
World Cup Skateboarding, founded in 1994, oversees the biggest street and vert skateboarding competitions, including events in Australia, Brazil, Canada, and the United States and throughout Europe and Asia.
His writing is elegant and urbane, full of paradoxes, aphorisms and conceits: "The sky has powdered the taiga [the northern forest], shaking velvety down over the vert-de-bronze of the cedars.
Kabacoff, a handsome and soft-spoken man of sixty, has for years been pushing Operation Rebirth, a four-billion-dollar mega-plan that would, among other things, con-vert one of the city's oldest housing projects, just outside the French Quarter, to a mixed-income development.
From the humid beaches of Cap-Vert to the flyblown desert interior, politicians conduct election campaigns that Western voters would recognise.
Ver-Vert, which was circulated privately and printed without the author's permission, brought him instant success in Parisian circles, where the literati were astounded that such a refined wit could come from within the Catholic church.
In the narrow Rue du Tapis-Vert, near the stock exchange, local business people were not happy.
