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Example sentences for "rusty brown"

  • The spores are yellowish brown or rusty brown.

  • Tail and its upper coverts dull rusty brown; a white line above and below eye and extending forward on forehead (female).

  • Above, wings and tail rufous or rusty brown; below white heavily streaked with blackish; two white wing-bars.

  • Tin and lead give an oxide of a rusty brown colour.

  • Nitric acid makes it first red, and after the effervescence, of a rusty brown hue.

  • This iron mud forms a deposit upon the hats, which not only corrodes the fine filaments of the beaver, but causes both them and the felt stuff to turn speedily of a rusty brown.

  • He remained idly leaning over the bar in Rusty Brown's place, and gave no heed.

  • The Happy Family was gathered in Rusty Brown's place, watching Irish do things to a sheep-man from Lonesome Prairie, in a game of pool.

  • They filed silently back to Rusty Brown's place, invited the cook in for a drink and were refused with soft-voiced regret and the gracious assurance that he would wait outside for them.

  • Upon the porch of Rusty Brown's place men were gathered, and it was evident even at a distance that they were mightily amused.

  • There's your horse," Rusty Brown called to Weary.

  • Joe Meeker peered cautiously out of the window of Rusty Brown's place when they rode up, and Cal Emmett swore aloud at sight of him.


  • The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "rusty brown" 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:
    aged sixty; equal representation; feet deep; fifteen cubits; giving offence; little spirit; made worse; much later; musical note; natural process; organic substances; peasant woman; quite evident; religious wars; rusty black; rusty brown; should they; small value; stage coach; the side; true and; wild cats; winding sheet