myrtle green造句

• The club colours are Myrtle Green, White & Azure Blue.
• On its breast is a shield myrtle green.
• The Northern Suburbs club played in a myrtle green jersey and was known as the Galloping Greens.
• The first recorded use of " myrtle green " as a color name in English was in 1835.
• The myrtle green that Randwick now play in, was adopted from the destination boards of the trams that ran to Coogee.
• For the first time South Africa had worn myrtle green shirts, which their captain, Barry Heatlie, borrowed from his Old Diocesans club.
• The medal is suspended from a white ribbon 35 mm in width consisting of two 3 mm stripes of myrtle green near the edges and two 1 mm stripes of Myrtle Green toward the center.
• The medal is suspended from a white ribbon 35 mm in width consisting of two 3 mm stripes of myrtle green near the edges and two 1 mm stripes of Myrtle Green toward the center.
• |Army Commendation Medal ribbon = Width-44 myrtle green ribbon with width-3 white stripes at the edges and five width-1 stripes down the center; the central white stripes are width-2 apart
• It was reported in the " Daily Mail " on 20 September 1906, seven days before the first match, that'The team's colours will be myrtle green with gold collar . . . and will have embroidered in mouse-coloured silk on the left breast a Springbok '.
• This strip was eventually overshadowed by the Myrtle Green of Randwick however, and so when Petersham joined the newly formed New South Wales Rugby Union Non-District Competition in 1929, the colours were changed to the modern " Sky Blue and Maroon, 4 in . bars " in deference to the playing colours of the New South Wales and Queensland Rugby Unions:
• |Southwest Asia Service ribbon = Width-44 ribbon with the following stripes, arranged symmetrically from the edges to the center : width-2 black, width-4 chamois, width-2 Old Glory blue, width-2 white, width-2 Old Glory red, width-6 chamouis, width-3 myrtle green up to a central width-2 black stripe