Sentence examples for miscellaneous white from inspiring English sources

There are some miscellaneous white powders sprinkled about, and all of this inside a weird homemade foil envelope or something?

Within this age group, 'pasta, rice and miscellaneous cereals' and white bread were the largest contributors, both at 9% of total carbohydrate intake.

Nearby is Sol LeWitt's "Autobiography," its pages filled with grids of black-and-white photographs of miscellaneous items in the artist's studio.

Known or not, she exerts a strong gravitational pull on all the disparate characters — young, old, black, white, in-between, straight, gay and miscellaneous — who surround her.

Of course the depicted controls in the white and brown goods as well as miscellaneous area assume an extensive integration into a home automation network.

Mercer described the breed in 1890 as being "virtually extinct in its purity", with its liver and white colours running through any numbers of miscellaneous spaniels, and he too discredits the origins involving the Duke of Norfolk.

2. Miscellaneous soft solids: a variety of inorganic solids such as white lead, lime, talc, bentonite, silver iodide, and lead monoxide are used as lubricants.

The people at the keyboards around me were diverse, a couple of young Asian and Hispanic men (there has been an influx over the past two years as word of the hot job market has spread), a middle-aged white guy in a hunting hat, a few seniors and miscellaneous young people.

"The Subject Was Faggots" is a nasty, mean-spirited description of a gay ball (in which he recalls, with distaste, seeing "Misses and miseries and miscellaneous misfits" who are "giggling and grinning and prancing and shit"), while "Enough" imagines the rape of white women as a form of reparation for slavery.

The Stedelijk is still the most chaste of the world's white-walled modern museums, even with its obligatory representations of frolicsome Pop, rugged postminimalist, and miscellaneous contemporary art.

Although many investigators have proposed miscellaneous classifications that have multiple, sometimes four or more, categories to explain the micro-mucosal structure of the gastric mucosa in white light endoscopy [ 16, 24, 25], chromoendoscopy [ 26], and NBI [ 8, 9] with magnification, we found that it could be classified into two major types: foveola and groove types.