Sentence examples for was more brown from inspiring English sources
Percy was a Jamaican of mixed parentage and was more brown than black.
His hair is more brown than gray, but the gray is climbing from both sideburns.
Labour should be judged by their record – which is more Brown than green.
If you rely on savings income, it's more brown ale for you – or even water.
It is more brown than green, and sirens sometimes drown out the shouts of players.
(Red food coloring can also play a part, but good ribs should be more brown than red).
Chunks of grass and soil fly up with nearly every step and parts of the field are more brown than green.
While the locals call it a jungle, keep in mind this is parched India, so the landscape can be more brown than green.
The juveniles were more brown than the adults.
If you want it to be more brown, you could turn the heat up to broil for a little until the cheese browns more.
Another warm, sunny day along the Forth of Firth had nearby beachgoers frolicking in the surf, like this was Southern California instead of Scotland, but it made things miserable out on a course that is more brown than green.
