Sentence examples for grow paler from inspiring English sources

He is first seen in a retirement home for running backs, rendered morose by a gray beard that, if left to thicken and grow paler, would look like Fred Sanford's.

Young walruses are deep brown and grow paler and more cinnamon-colored as they age.

The cap surface is silvery-grey and covered with concentrically patterned darker scales of a grey, brown or blackish colour that grow paler toward the cap margin, Secretan noting its resemblance to the cap of Sarcodon imbricatus.

The couple grow pale and shift in their seats.

The children's faces seemed to grow pale despite months of brilliant summer sun dotting their faces with freckles.

Mention Mr. McCain before a crowd of conservatives a year ago, and their faces would grow pale before turning red in anger.

Remember this the next time you grow pale with indignation about the salesman whom you caught in a lie.

One colleague teased that David Komansky, Merrill's chief executive, would grow pale if he knew about the all-nighters Mr. Mihalca spent at the office.

Mr. Coleman said he noticed the chief executives in a recent audience grow pale as he played the role of Hamlet confronted by the ghost of his father.

The president of the United States will suddenly punch the air at breakfast, enlightened at last; the British prime minister will grow pale and repent as he scans the morning columns.

They begin with drums so ferocious that the crowd seems to draw back and grow pale, and Alloysious Massaquoi, Kayus Bankole and Graham Hastings set about a performance that is half Holy Spirit and half cast-out demons.