Sentence for white | Use white in a sentence

Examples of white sentences. The sentences below are ordered by length from shorter and easier to longer and more complex. They use white in a sentence, providing visitors a sentence for white.

• White is a favourite. (10)
• A dim white arm reached out. (8)
• And how white her shoulders. (8)
• He went up with a dogged, white face. (8)
• All his fine white teeth were showing. (8)
• I look on the white sea of the saints. (10)
• My lady thought white would suit her better. (8)
• White bosoms heaved and eyebrows rose at them. (8)
• When he raised his face, it was white as madness. (10)
• In white palaces I dwell, and passionate dark alleys. (8)
• His skin was white; only his ears were red as raw beef. (12)
• The colour of it taught white to impose a sense of gloom. (10)
• Archduchess Anne on Kraken turned, All white as a dead eye. (10)
• I cannot live and think of him in that Austrian white coat. (10)
• He is holding a great bunch of pink lilies and white narcissus. (8)
• The ship followed a streak of blue water midst the white foam. (18)
• You always ought to make Dawker have things in black and white. (8)
• Then after a few puffs, Greydon passed it to his white friends. (18)
• Red of heat the furnace leaps, White of heat transfigured sleeps. (10)
• Red of heat and white of heat, Champ it like fierce teeth that eat. (10)
• Then the soft white fur and the grace of the little body tempted him. (12)
• James sat down, all knees, elbows, frock-coat, and long white whiskers. (8)
• Her hand pressed his forehead gently back; her white figure disappeared. (8)
• He is old, and youthful, with a high colour and a short rough white beard. (8)
• There were white clouds, like the feathers of ducks gilded by the sunlight. (8)
• Her long underlip, white almost as the row of teeth it revealed, hung loose. (22)
• Her hands were folded over her breast; he could just see her cheek, very white. (8)
• Helen Bellew was talking to his father, her white shoulder turned a little away. (8)
• And calling to the little low white dog she quite failed to attract his attention. (8)
• He never could find any reason for escaping to the resorts in the White Mountains. (14)
• The blood rushed up in her face with startling vividness, then left it white again. (8)
• And the owl hooted, and the white flowers fell into the dusk off her hair and waist. (8)
• In a little unfrequented ante-room, all white panels and polish, she sat down to wait. (8)
• Over the dips and hollows of the fields great white clouds hung low down above the land. (8)
• But, withal, she never lost her queer dull compassion for the owner of that white carved face. (8)
• So, when he came not she went herself to look forth, and stretched her white neck beyond the casement. (10)
• His cheeks, white and hollow from too much London, went a curious dull red; he got up and stared at her. (8)
• She appeared undisturbed when Matey, wearing his holiday white ducks, and all aglow, entered the booth. (10)
• Imagine an old, white, timbered cottage with a thatched roof, and no single line about it quite straight. (8)
• He paused, but his inordinate passion of speech was unsated: his white lips hung loose for another eruption. (10)
• The pulley stiles are usually made of yellow pine, but the outside casing and sills should be of white pine. (17)
• As we came near, we saw a line of white water reaching across from shore to shore, apparently without a break. (20)
• The Ambler turned his black, wild eye, crescented with white, threw up his head, and gazed far into the distance. (8)
• The willows on the bank bent down like corn in a summer gale, and showed their leaves all white in the sunlight. (20)
• There came the white owl, soft as a snowflake, drifting across in that unearthly light, as if flying to the moon. (8)
• He had beautiful white teeth; as he laughed these were seen set in a jaw that contracted very much toward the front. (9)
• The imperial on that lower lip was bristling, the crimson of those cheeks had spread to the roots of his white hair. (8)
• For a moment Robert stood as if listening, and then white grew his face, and he swayed and struck his hands together. (10)
• He sat bareheaded: his long hair over him slow Swung white as the silky bog-flowers in purple heath-hollows that grow. (10)
• He knew the birds well, and stood watching the dignity in the curve of those white necks and formidable snake-like heads. (8)
• Richard had mounted the white cockade of the Feverels, and there was a look in him that asked for tough work to extinguish. (10)
• And away he flew between glimmering slopes of frost to where a white curtain of mist hung across the wooded hills of the Wye. (10)
• A brownish smoke came from the flames, a white veil flowed from her shoulders; an undreamed-of lightness took possession of me. (12)
• Between the stems of the acacia-trees he could see the flicker of white dresses, where Christian and Greta were walking arm in arm. (8)
• Morning swam on the lake in her beautiful nakedness, a wedding of white and blue, of purest white and bluest blue. (10)
• I attribute the attack almost entirely to the tightness of the white neck-cloths the young clergymen of the Established Church wear. (10)
• Lapham slowly shut his eyes and slowly dropped his head for assent, letting out a white volume of smoke from the corner of his mouth. (9)
• The permanently lighted hearth of a dear home, as in that forsaken unfavoured old white house of the wooded Austrian crags, it had not. (10)
• On his head was a slouch felt hat, once white, from beneath which hung masses of uneven hair, seemingly unacquainted with either scissors or comb. (1)
• She is just seventeen, light and slim, brown-haired, fresh-coloured, and grey-eyed; her white frock reaches to her ankles, she wears a sunbonnet.] (8)
• All the flags of July were waving; the sun and the poppies flaming; white butterflies spiring up and twining, and the bees busy on the snapdragons. (8)
• Crossing over to the river side, he noted the building, white and cheerful-looking, with green sunblinds, seen through a screen of plane-tree leaves. (8)
• The freshest of the village three years gone, She hangs as the white field-rose hangs short-lived; And she and Earth are one In withering unrevived. (10)

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