Sentence examples for a touch of white from inspiring English sources

They should be firm, black with a touch of white.

Don't scoff; a touch of white wine was once traditional in Chianti and in Côte-Rôtie.

A touch of white lifts the year-round classicism of a black dress and makes it festive.

With a touch of white mink at the hem of a dress, for example, it was strangely minimalist.

Stylish women are wearing many points of view -- so long as it's black with a touch of white.

You can make it lighter in texture and color by using a touch of white flour in place of whole wheat, though to me that defeats the purpose.

Opened last year at the ski resort of Telluride, the 95-room hotel adds a touch of white-glove service to an old mining town that still wears its flannel on its sleeve.

Is it The Devil Wears Prada meets The Handmaiden (also in Cannes) with a touch of Single White Female?

There is no way you can adequately appreciate the necessity of salt until you have stood over a simmering sauce or soup, adding a touch of the white stuff, stirring, tasting and witnessing the awakening of flavors.

However, since there's now a powered amplifier in the mix, there is a touch of electronic white noise when no audio is present.

Wash washable shoes with a touch of bleach (white shoes) or an oxy-clean laundry additive.