After the war, there were joint Covent Garden seasons with the Grand Opera Syndicate in 1919 and 1920, but these were, according to a biographer, pale confused echoes of the years before 1914.
Even two of the three children imprisoned in the cellar were surprisingly healthy, if pale, according to the authorities.
Then, they were used to shade the boom boxes of yesteryear — Victrolas — and to keep skin a chic shade of pale, according to John Hanc, the author of "Jones Beach: An Illustrated History".
She wore, according to the Times, "a pale lemon suit," and later, with her chronic fidelity to the truth, she said that she attended because she "happened to be in Florida".
According to Goldman, aztecus is pale and large-toothed, crinitus is large, dark and large-toothed, regillus is large and dark, and albiventer is large and relatively pale.
When he was released on October 1, 1919, Berkman looked "haggard and pale"; according to Goldman, the 21 months Berkman served in Atlanta took a greater toll on him than his 14-year incarceration in Pennsylvania.
The hairs on the underparts are pale gray near the bases and white in the outer half, so that the underparts appear pale grayish according to Carleton and Arroyo-Cabrales (not white as claimed by Merriman).
Ferrous oxide produces an olive green or a pale blue according to the glass with which it is mixed.
Brigham Young, who founded Salt Lake City, mandated that streets be numbered according to their distance from the pale neo-Gothic granite temple that stands at the center.
The snake had greenish and brown-to-black regions on its back, and a pale belly, according to the study published today in Current Biology.
