grass green

This did not wear well and in 1905 the company adopted grass green.

Yes but why did he say why's my grass greener than everybody else's?

Will he make it home or is the grass greener on the other side?

Damian looked up, giving us the full force of his grass green eyes.

Tame a grass green, for example, with a touch of red.

The sun was warm and the spring rains had turned the grass green.

Judging from state data, a fortune is being spent keeping grass green.

Still, as headaches go, keeping the grass green is a mild one.

The sky became blue again, the grass green, the streets bustling.

And their grass green color had faded a bit.

Water from the springs had been diverted to keep the grass green, which was totally against state law.

He thought he'd gotten to know him since the spring grass greened.

When color appears, it is usually red, purple, grass green, electric blue or yellow.

The basis of the current collection is black, spiced with red, hot pink and grass green.

It is an eighteen hole, par 72 course with grass greens.

The bird is grass green with a turquoise forehead, face and chin.

Their object was to keep the grass green.

With "color" you have even more subtleties: Is grass green on a moonless black night.

Wilde said he had "a face like a silver hatchet, and grass green hair."

Although it's a good place to start, keeping grass green during a drought takes more than adjusting how you mow.

It is a bent grass green with allowance for walking and golf carts on the course.

Since 1980, the population has shrunk to 585,221 from 638,333, and the middle class finding the grass greener in the suburbs.

Russell Baker once said that research is a scientific activity dedicated to discovering what makes grass green.

His gaze was snared by the pair of grass green eyes that seemed to be assessing him.

The air was bright and clear, the grass green, the sky a full blue with bright, white clouds.