Sentence examples for be white when a from inspiring English sources

The smoke will be white when a pope is elected.

In the real world, as Popper knew perfectly well, the response of the scientist who has proposed that all swans are white when a black swan appears is not to say, cheerfully, "Wrong again!" It is to say, "You call that a swan?" The principle of falsification would begin an argument rather than prove a point.

In the United States she found that she could be white when riding in a white-owned taxi in segregated Atlanta, Georgia, but black when meeting civil rights volunteers.

The gleba is white when young and has a cheesy appearance and consistency.

But if yellowing is due to downy mildew, when you turn affected leaves over and look opposite the mottling you will see fungal growth that is white when first produced and later turns a distinctive purplish gray.

They are white when present in large numbers, like a spore print.

The berries are white when ripe.

Some of these choreographers are black and some are white, and when a few touch upon the black heritage that is the company's prime inspiration, they do so more obliquely than their predecessors.

We expect all swans to be white and are shocked when a black swan swims by.

The fish should be white and flaky when pulled apart with a fork.

I was white as sheet when a really big dog jumped over me the last week.