sea green in a sentence

1. sea green, similar to Pantone 7721 C

2. the colours of the glaze were usually blue or sea green.

3. The Sea Green Hotel is an affordable option on Marine Drive.

4. glitter fashion sea green pink color georgette jacquard net saree.

5. But the record weight of the sea green turtle is 400 and even 500 kilograms.

6. Sea Green is committed to the freedom of everyone, and for mixing between generations.

7. You’ve just booked your seaside mobile home at 5-star Sea Green Emeraude Campsite in Brittany?

8. If you prefer the sea green, then I suggest you another destination that I was unknown: the sughereta of Niscemi.

9. The first series of vases was produced in five colours: sky (or azure) blue, sea green and smoke, brown and clear.

10. This sea green texture can be obtained by the combination of white and the other nail colors present in the picture.

11. Something dark sea green is jutting (2006) and Something tan is nodding (2006) are two delicate mobiles made of yarn and brass.

12. With “Saxon blue” and a beautiful “sea green” the new designs form a successful addition to the already existing yellow variant.

13. Alongside his current role as Indola Global Ambassador, Andy is the Creative Director at Chelsea Green hair salon in Chelsea, London.

14. For nature lovers, a few tens of minutes from the coast you will reach the Rimini hills and mountains that characterize its sea green.

15. The colors available range from white to lavender to sea green to rose, and can block as much as 80% of the light from entering your room.

16. His new book is “Born on Third Base: A One Percenter Makes the Case for Tackling Inequality, Bringing Wealth Home, and Committing to the Common Good” (Chelsea Green, 2016).

17. The researchers aimed to be able to define the color of their solar panels – such as brick red, royal blue, golden yellow or sea green – by ensuring that only certain wavelengths are reflected.

18. To discover how far the U.S. has descended from a democratic republic into fascism, read Naomi Wolf’s The End of America: Letter of Warning to a Young Patriot (Chelsea Green Publishing Company, 2007).

19. This excerpt is from Rob Hopkins’s new book From What Is to What If: Unleashing the Power of Imagination to Create the Future We Want (Chelsea Green Publishing, October 2019) and is reprinted with permission from the publisher.

20. Currently, Rob is working on a book called ‘From What Is to What If’, which explores the role imagination can play in making a difference in our personal and societal lives (due to be published by Chelsea Green Publishing in September 2019.