Sentence examples for pale coat from inspiring English sources

In 1984, long after the money had all gone, she appeared on the cover of the Smiths' single Heaven Knows I'm Miserable Now, standing in a deserted terraced street, grim-faced in a pale coat, her hair wildly backcombed.

While the handful of finishers in Wales were so slathered in mud as to be almost indistinguishable by the finish, Russe Blanc was easily picked out here and not just because of his unusually pale coat.

In 1995, while filming the nomadic society of wild stallions that live on the slopes of Montana, Ginger Kathrens witnessed the birth of a fiesty colt with a distinctive pale coat and the air of a remarkable destiny.

The research also gives genetic clues to how the white lion gained its pale coat and how the snow leopard adapted to the snowy mountain ranges.

She was blue-eyed and had "pink skin and very pale coat", and was later officially recognised as a double cream dilute.

Its pale coat, the result of a recessive gene found in just one in ten cubs, inspired the term 'Great Bear Rainforests,' coined by environmentalists in the 1990s.

The rising sun had bathed the cliffs beyond them in liquid amber and, as we peered up, their pale coats were wreathed in smoky golden light.

A recent study on coat color variation in house mice (Mus musculus) reveals that dark-colored coats of mice were observed in more humid and closed habitats with darker colored backgrounds, while pale coats were found in drier, more open habitats with lighter background color [23].

Harbor seal: paler coat with spots, no visible ears.

Well, not quite, but Rei Kawakubo was in a deeply playful mood, opening with a pale pink coat and a leather cap sprouting rabbit ears, and moving on to lace and chenille coats.

With the exception of a lovely pale blue coat or two, she did not provide much for the memory bank.