Sentence examples for bit of white from inspiring English sources

There was gray in it, even a bit of white.

7.27pm: Ah, here's a bit of "white" – the snow.

There was a bit of white satin inside the crown, elegant and cool, ecclesiastical.

Now there is not one bit of white wall or ceiling in her apartment.

It's still blond, but there's quite a bit of white now.

I thought he was a bit of white trash, a street urchin.

The palette was predominantly gray and silvery gray, with some black and navy and a bit of white.

To my mind, it looks like a spindly bit of white Lego implausibly planted on the quay.

"Barring something unforeseen in New Zealand, he is probably setting himself up for quite a bit of white-ball cricket for England over the summer.

A little bit of Mets, a little bit of Yankees, a little bit of White Sox, a little bit of Cubs.

A few minutes into the briefing, Mr. Gibbs stumbled through a bit of White House procedure, when he repeatedly referred to an official as "Greg" who earlier had briefed reporters about the president's decision to close the prison at Guantánamo Bay.