Sentence examples for gray trim from inspiring English sources

Jack — a generation older than the agent, going gray, trim physique, friendly demeanor — was a 1968 graduate of West Point.

So there are breads and racks all over the place; the industrial look continues with high ceilings and fluorescent lights; white walls with gray trim, and old photographs of bakeries and mills.

There was also an alternate jersey made of red fabric with black and gray trim around the sleeve opening and a music note logo on the left chest.

They developed a tradition of wearing dark blue blazers with pearl gray trim, emblazoned with the owl of Athena, worn in the "spirit of fellowship" and to set the college apart from the university.

Walls and tablecloths are light gray, the trim is dark gray, and plates are white.

Mr. Som showed a navy twill version with mink on the front and gray ribbed trim, because, he said, "I wanted to return to some American icons".

The interior had its quirks, too; instead of wood, the test car had black and gray plastic trim that looked like slate.

It is about 40 feet by 40 feet, with an exterior of gray schist, trimmed in brownstone.

The interior walls of the units are white, with light gray-green trim for doors and windows, and light taupe vinyl composition floor tile.

Her gray hair, trimmed since the days when she wore it in thigh-length braids, was loose and a bit wild, and she wore jeans, gardening shoes and a homemade jacket.

The striking "Portrait of a Gentleman, Possibly a Member of the Deutz Family" (circa 1648-49), depicts a fancily dressed young man with long black hair, wearing a gray jacket trimmed with gold braid and an elaborately worked gold sash across his chest.