green book

He tried to think what the word meant, his eyes drawn back to the green book.

We entered the office and she sat down with the green book across her lap.

He ran his fingers along a set of green books whose titles I could not see.

Placing the big green book on an end table, she pushed it away.

The knew the contents of the green book and they should have applied it to themselves.

He turned back the lace and picked up the thin green book.

Also known as the green book due to the cover .

Her free hand flipped the edges of the green book's pages.

"Maybe we should talk about my so-called future," she said, lifting the green book.

She holds a green book in her hands which are decorated by gold rings.

She also got a slim green book which she hadn't looked at for years.

The second was that the green book contained a lot of words that didn't make sense.

The Green book was used as a text for upper form students in British schools.

Your mother can find a picture of him in those green books of animals, and I want you to copy it.

The man behind the counter made a note in a small green book, then pushed it over for Willard to sign.

The librarian shyly held out a small, battered green book.

The Green Book site provides a look at nonattainment areas.

I began to wear ties to class and abandoned my old satchel for a green book bag.

Learn more about 3 green books with green topics.

She climbed with her green book satchel over her shoulder.

Look to The Green Book site for a more detailed discussion.

Pullman has also told of his hope to publish a small green book about Will:

The number of places to buy The Green Book will double this year - to two.

I look forward to further debate which will come on the basis of the Commission's green book and Parliament's recommendations.

"We were more like green book bags, black tights, hair pulled straight back and dourness."