Sentence for green | Use green in a sentence

Sentences using the word green. The sentences below are ordered by length from shorter and easier to longer and more complex. They use green in a sentence, providing visitors a sentence for green.

• To what depth of still green silence? (8)
• Ashurst pointed to the narrow green mound. (8)
• He passed along the railings of the Green Park. (8)
• The green leaves buried him three rounds of moons. (10)
• And the bird was of green and yellow with a red beak. (8)
• He wears an overcoat, green with age, and a linen collar. (8)
• Its green was more vivid than that of the inclosing forest. (1)
• He went down by the further path, and came out on the green. (8)
• They say it is the way with green gentlemen of a certain age. (10)
• Before he can stop her she has fled out on to the green and away.] (8)
• Fixed am I and await the dark to-be And O, green bounteous Earth! (10)
• She held me and rocked over me like a green tree in the wind and rain. (10)
• She scrutinized him behind; he was not green, and his knees seemed clean. (8)
• The poor fellow grew green with terror, and fell upon his knees before me. (6)
• Curved open to the river-reach is seen A country merry-making on the green. (10)
• Her eyes look steadily, like green jewels before the veil of an Egyptian temple. (10)
• And a little puff of air came up from Green Street, smelling of petrol, not sweet. (8)
• Sir Austin had as weak a digestion for wrath, as poor Hippias for a green duckling. (10)
• It is a towering dome of green among a hundred pinnacles of grey and rust-red crags. (10)
• And he went on into the Poultry with the flat green morocco case in his breast pocket. (8)
• It was cold, grudging, tentative, scarcely touching the brown meadow with faint green. (13)
• That sharp reply caught the ears of all, and Soames moved uneasily on his thin green chair. (8)
• At the other end of the bridge a man was standing looking down into the green depths below. (13)
• The dark leafage and low green roofing tasted sweeter to their senses than clear air and sky. (10)
• Month when mosses near the stream, Soft green mosses thick and shy, Are a rapture and a dream. (10)
• One had a red riband fastened to its shoulder, the other a green; this was for identification. (12)
• The pairs then separated; one couple turning into green lanes, the other dipping to blue hills. (10)
• She woke in the morning peaceful and mildly reflective, like one who walks across green meadows. (10)
• Below them was a green lake, tinted by the dawn with crimson and yellow, deep, and with high banks. (10)
• The green drenched weeds lay all about in his path, bent thick, and the forest drooped glimmeringly. (10)
• All day long the road had lain through pastureland, with thick green hedges and heavily feathered elms. (8)
• Since that night when they had walked home from Ipley Green, she had not suffered a moment of longing. (10)
• A small green court was the whole of its demesne in front; and a neat wicket gate admitted them into it. (4)
• And their little green tridents, growing out from the queer, flat stems, resembled the antennae of insects. (8)
• The village church sits above it on a green promontory; and the village smoke rises from among goodly trees. (2)
• But the river had us round an angle in a twinkling, and we were alone with the green trees and running water. (2)
• He walked into the Green Park that he might cross to Victoria Station and take the Underground into the City. (8)
• Under the shadow of the plane-trees, in the lamplight, he passed slowly along the railings of the Green Park. (8)
• Everything had, been done by the architect to save space, and everything, to waste it by Mrs. Grosvenor Green. (9)
• Pale the rain-rutted roadways shine In the green light Behind the cedar and the pine: Come, thundering night! (10)
• Choose her warily, woo her unseen; For the choicest maids are those that hide Like dewy violets under the green. (10)
• We enjoy superb, sub-arctic sunsets, with the profile of the city stamped in indigo upon a sky of luminous green. (2)
• Sunday wear for the men is a green tail-coat of some coarse sort of drugget, and usually a complete suit to match. (2)
• A scent of wood-smoke clung in the air; the cottages appeared, the forge, the little shops facing the village green. (8)
• Just now, with the harvest coming on, everything looks its richest, the apples ripening, the trees almost too green. (8)
• The front door at right angles to the window-seat, leads to the village green, and a door on the left into the house. (8)
• For I was bound homeward: I should soon see England, green cloudy England, the white cliffs, the meadows, the heaths! (10)
• She wished and wished for the moon, which sailed in cold skies above the river or the Green Park when she went to Town. (8)
• Between the passing of these things and the day when Soames turned his face towards Green Street, what had not happened! (8)
• She designated Mr. Pericles, who had poured into a small liqueur glass some green Chartreuse, smelling strong of pines. (10)
• The chairs were of red morocco, the curtains a brownish-red, the walls green, and on them hung a set of Landseer prints. (8)
• And so in a green meadow we bestowed our limbs on the grass, and smoked deifying tobacco and proclaimed the world excellent. (2)
• A wren warbles, and flits through the lank drenched brambles; hill-side opens green; elsewhere is mist, everywhere expectancy. (10)
• The grey boles, the vivid green leaves, those glistening sun-shafts through the shade entranced him, coming from the dusty road. (8)
• Amongst the soft green pods of a kind of poplar chafers buzzed, and numbers of their little brown bodies were strewn on the path. (8)
• And he brushed up his moustache, having in nine months of Green Street domesticity regained almost all his flesh and his assurance. (8)
• So the scene of the encounter was examined, and on one spot, carefully earthed over, blood-marks were discovered in the green sand. (10)
• The same red-shaded lights fell on her arms and shoulders, the same flowers of green and yellow grew bravely in the same blue vases. (8)
• Her the close bewildering greenery Darkens with its duskiest green, – Him each little leaflet welcomes, Flushing with an orient sheen. (10)
• Clare undid her tight-shut fingers, as if to some attraction of her eyes, and displayed a small gold hoop on the palm of a green glove. (10)
• Large branches had been lopped, and hung their green heads to the ground, or swung critically in their netting of vines, as in a hammock. (7)
• The waters of the classic Ilm are sluggish and slimy in places, and in places clear and brooklike, but always a dull dark green in color. (9)
• How far off we were from the green Devonshire coast, was one of her questions, suggestive of our old yacht-voyage lying among her dreams. (10)
• Attendants were awaiting him at the garden-gate of a beautiful villa partly girdled by rising fir-woods on its footing of bright green meadow. (10)
• He had grown a short beard, his cheeks seemed a little fatter, and his eyes surely more green; otherwise, he looked much as she remembered him. (8)
• One tug at it, and he was up on the surface, disengaged from the hideous harness, joyfully no more that burly phantom cleaving green slime, free! (10)
• There it was, nineteen, in white figures on the leaf-green railings, under the small green lilac buds; yes, and their almond-blossom was out, too! (8)
• Yews, junipers, radiant beeches, and gleams of the service-tree or the white-beam spotted the semicircle of swelling green Down black and silver. (10)
• Crossing over to the river side, he noted the building, white and cheerful-looking, with green sunblinds, seen through a screen of plane-tree leaves. (8)

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