Sentence examples for fine pale from inspiring English sources

Oh, the cover-girl looks are intact: the knowing azure eyes, the knife-sharp cheekbones and the fine, pale line of a mouth.

Then, on 9 November, car-drivers from Sussex to Yorkshire discovered their cars covered with a thin layer of fine, pale yellow dust.

Davis will only mutter, "Jeff was impatient and didn't have confidence we could be successful," but Gail's fine, pale features tighten as she says, "Jeff didn't honor his commitments".

Showers are weedy but adequate – not how you'd describe the beer downstairs: a great pint of Masham's finest Black Sheep – it only had to stroll down Coverdale to get here – plus a fine pale ale from another local brewery: Dark Horse at Skipton.

At the very top of the sequence, a 4 6 cm layer of fine pale sands is colonized by scarce grassy vegetation.

The lower surface of the leaf has a midrib covered in fine pale brown hair.

Though it would be a record in the auto industry, the fine pales in comparison with those the government has levied against other companies.

While the suggested fine pales in comparison to the check that JPMorgan is expected to write, lawyers point out that the eventual cost could far exceed what the government has asked for because the jury's decision is likely to spur a torrent of class-action suits that could cost Bank of America many billions of dollars in settlement payments.

The finest pale-red books not only capture our cultural vertigo, they also attest to the vitality of literature today.

McKay is thirty-one, with fine bones, pale skin, and blond hair.

Happily, because I incline more towards the ginger end of the colouring spectrum, any hair on my legs and feet is fine and pale (with an occasional maverick bristle), but that doesn't mean I'm prepared to ignore it.