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Example sentences for "light green"

  • The larger part of the plumage is of a light green, the lower portion of the back a deep crimson-red.

  • The leaves, which are of a light green, are alternate, and in form and size similar to tea leaves.

  • A conspicuous white, slightly elongated spot exists behind each eye, and on each side of the chest there is a broad crescent-shaped mark of light green.

  • The wild Poppy, or Corn Rose, hath long and narrow leaves, very much cut in on the edges into many divisions, of a light green colour, sometimes hairy withal.

  • Light green in color; a good header, but not so hard heading as Fottler.

  • The leaves are lance-shaped acute, light green, and are distinguished from those of B.

  • Leaves of a light green, striped with fine violet bands, and 2 ft.

  • The leaf-stalk is either of a light green or yellow colour.

  • The border of this fine rug is in stripes, the widest of a golden hue, with turquoise blue, light green, and soft reds in delicate tracery.

  • The border is charming, with its groundwork of fine yellow, on which are delicate tracings of light green, ivory, and blue.

  • The colors in these areas and the medallion are often in cream, light green, or red.

  • Eggshell wares and pierced or reticulated pieces were made to great perfection, and the coloured glazes in light green, turquoise, purple and black (see Plate VII.

  • It has more variety of colour than the glazed faience, light green and a dark indigo blue being found as well as the Saite light blue.

  • Now we're quite cool again," cried the fair one in light green, hastily.

  • Cousin Ola saw at once that the beloved one was in light green; but he dared not say a word lest he should betray himself by his voice, for his heart was in his throat.

  • Why, I declare, that was she in light green!

  • And this was when Miss Bronte sat in a light green dress at the Thackeray dinner-table.

  • The very fuzzy, light green, juicy stalk attains heights of from 10 to 24 inches.

  • The spathe is light green, more or less striped with brown, especially on the inside; the spadix is also green and has the tiny flowers clustered about its base.

  • The leaves are thin, light green, somewhat heart-shaped and short stemmed.

  • Before us were spread out well-grassed savannahs, thinly timbered, excepting where dark winding lines of trees or light green thickets of bamboos marked the course of rivers or mountain brooks.

  • The course of the Carca is marked by some patches of light green, that look like grass, and are probably clearings made by the Indians.

  • In some parts a light green maiden-hair fern covered the ground with its beautifully tender foliage, reminding me of shady banks in the north of England, covered with the equally lovely oak-fern.

  • There are days, when the hour is about sunset, and a gentle north-east wind is blowing, that the Lake is of a light green, except a blue strip in the far north.

  • Females captured on the wing, laid in the breeding-cage single eggs of a light green colour, spheroidal in form, and very similar to those of C.


  • The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "light green" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.


    Some common collocations, pairs and triplets of words:
    eight volumes; fiery furnace; fully discussed; good husbandry; laid upon; light artillery; light canoe; light cream; light down; light from; light green; light industry; light laugh; light manufacturing; light matter; light railway; light soil; light thing; light window; lighted candle; lighted lamp; lightning conductor; lightning discharge; orchestral music; said lands; slip away