The word "gray" is correct and usable in written English.
It is a simple color word used to describe a color somewhere between black and white. Example: The sky was a pale shade of gray on a cloudy day.
Foxman pointed out that Galliano was wearing blue, not black like a Hasid, and a gray hat without the standard wide brim.
As environmental and social issues grow ever more urgent in 2015, we can expect the gray areas – and the search for solutions – to continue to loom large.
A typical display note ran as follows: "House of Lanvin gown, circa 1985, gold, brown and gray silk taffeta.
In April of 2004, thousands of men in Confederate gray and Union blue as well as women in black hoop skirts and veils walked in a procession with the crew's coffins from Charleston's waterfront battery to Magnolia cemetery.
Gray was chased and subjected to an arrest declared unlawful by the city's top prosecutor.
Rice, 41, initiated the arrest of Gray on 12 April after the 25-year-old "made eye contact" with him in a west Baltimore street and ran away.
His slate-gray eyes illegible behind a Lone Ranger mask.
Gillard backer Gary Gray said he had agreed to stay on as resources minister, but was still blunt in his assessment that Gillard's leadership had been killed off by a constant campaign of destabilisation by Rudd supporters.
Charles, still in student mode, was selected late to fight Hamish Gray in Ross, Cromarty and Skye.
Snow, in this poem, is merciless and deadly: the lonely Lucy Gray, who wanders out into an unexpected blizzard, gets lost and is never seen again.
Artist-in-residence Artist-in-residence Artist-in-residence Artist-in-residence Grayioned to make the artwork to surround the main floor.
