Sentences with Gray

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29 Example Sentences Showcasing the Meaning of 'Gray'

The campfire's embers started to gray as the night wore on.

The detective's investigation only served to gray the distinction between truth and lies.

As winter approached, the landscape started to gray with a blanket of frost.

The old photographs had started to gray with age, capturing moments long gone.

The pollution in the city began to gray the once vibrant cityscape.

The old photograph had yellowed, and the once vibrant colors began to gray with time.

As the autumn leaves fell, the landscape started to gray, signaling the arrival of winter.

The artist skillfully used a blend of colors to make the painting subtly gray in certain areas.

The fireplace ashes began to cool and gray as the warmth slowly faded from the room.

The detective's hair started to gray over the years as he tirelessly pursued justice.

The concrete walls of the ancient castle had grayed over centuries of exposure to the elements.

The once vibrant cityscape grayed under the thick blanket of smog that covered the skyline.

The novel's mood shifted, and the protagonist's optimistic outlook began to gray with uncertainty.

The disappointment in her eyes began to gray the excitement of the surprise party.

The software update threatened to gray the user-friendly interface of the application.

The lack of communication between the teams started to gray the collaborative efforts.

The monotony of the routine began to gray the enthusiasm for the new job.

The unresolved conflict continued to gray the relationships within the community.

The uncertain future began to gray the optimism of the graduating students.

The legal complexities started to gray the straightforward nature of the case.

The constant criticism began to gray the self-esteem of the aspiring artist.

The aging infrastructure began to gray the once bustling urban neighborhood.

The lack of clarity in the instructions began to gray the understanding of the task.

Over time, the metal statue in the garden began to gray, adding a weathered charm to the outdoor space.

The campfire's embers started to cool, and the once orange flames slowly grayed into a soft glow.

The scientist observed how certain chemicals caused the liquid solution to gray gradually in the laboratory.

The ancient parchment, exposed to centuries of air, began to gray around the edges.

The laptop screen started to gray out as the battery approached its low power threshold.

The once-bustling marketplace now grayed with emptiness as the last customers left for the day.

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