Sentence examples for got a pale from inspiring English sources

Milburn, a close ally of Tony Blair, said: "You've got a pale imitation actually of the 1992 general election campaign.

And those lovely Smeg – no, as in fridge-freezers, I got a pale blue  one, insane price, but I wouldn't be without it.

Try Givenchy Shadow Show in Star Diamond.; Once you've got a pale canvas, brush highlighter only on the cheekbones, forehead and chin, lest you look too Kabuki.

"You've got a pale imitation actually of the 1992 general election campaign," he told the BBC's World at One, for whom he was commenting on Miliband's latest big push on the NHS, yesterday.

It's got a pale green cover in truly 1970s aqua with an assorted set of pretty wildflowers, but author Audrey Hatfield's main emphasis, once you get inside, is on providing a range of recipes and recommendations for how, literally, to enjoy your weeds – often in the form of alcoholic beverages.

Her mother did not like to go to the opera until she got a pale-blue evening coat with an enormous fur collar.

That way you can get a pale base without looking like a ghost".

So you can only really get a pale reflection of what he's really like.

Do not use talcum powder to get a pale complexion.

Wear some makeup and try to get a pale complexion.

Try to get a pale face and lips for a more authentic look.