In another form the fore wings are dark grey brown (Fig.
His coat is covered with long hairs of a dark grey hue, besprinkled with black, the extremities of which are white, with dark mottlings here and there on the back.
It is of a dark grey colour, striped with white down the back, and having a leaf-like fleshy expansion on the tip of the nose.
Under the blowpipe it fuses very readily into a dark grey, and sometimes even black bead, which is slightly magnetic.
The plumage of this species is extremely simple in its coloration; the body is a dark grey, the lower portion, as far as the breast, being marked with white or yellowish white, and the sides with brown.
The female is dark grey on the upper part of the body, and the feathers have a more or less clearly defined edge of green or yellowish green.
The rocks are typically blackish or dark grey, and often have a pitchstone-like appearance, the groundmass being frequently semi-vitreous in character.
One which is dark grey with a specific gravity of 2ยท72 is exposed in the gorge of the Mbutu-mbutu River below the falls of Na Savu.
It is of a dark grey colour, with a darker line on the back, and a lighter one along the spiracles, which are white.
The hind margin is shaded with a dark grey border, inside which is a row of dark spots.
The caterpillar is dark grey, with a line of black dots down the back; and it has a number of little warts, bearing hairs.
That which is formed nearest to the assay is of a dark grey color, the next, a dark yellow passing into brown, and the most distant of a bluish white color.
It presents, in its metallic state, a dark grey powder, which by compression acquires the metallic lustre.
If strontia or its compounds are fused with a green bead of carbonate of soda and sesquioxide of manganese, as described under the head of baryta, a bead of a brown, brownish-green, or dark grey color is produced.
By heating this dioxide in a current of oxygen, the metal may be obtained in the form of a powder of dark grey colour.
Potassium hydrate and ammonia turn itdark grey or black.
In this way a beautiful semi-crystalline, dark grey mass, resembling antimony, is obtained.
The third man, Inspector Frayne, as I learnt afterwards, was in dark grey, with a soft grey felt hat with the brim turned down in front.
Usually the area between the cross lines is dark grey, sometimes marked with yellow on the reniform and towards the inner margin.
Take a cock blackbird and paint his wings dark grey, and cover his bill with red colouring matter, and you will have to all appearances a grey-winged ouzel.
Dark grey is the prevailing hue of its plumage, with some black on the head and a quantity of brown on the wings and tail.
When closely inspected their plumage is seen to be dark grey.
Head and body above uniform light brown with a slight yellowish shade; underneath, from the throat to the vent, dark grey with a brownish tint, lighter on the sides of the throat.
The head and thorax are reddish-brown, and the abdomen is dark grey.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "dark grey" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
