Sentence examples for pale path from inspiring English sources

My brother had let the plastic slide sit too long and now that he had taken it up, it had left its mark: a pale path of depleted grass running through the lawn all the way to the edge of the woods.

The path was pale dirt and filled with sandspur and was cold and wet after the rain.

The grass in the open was pale yellow, and the path through the trees spiked with sunshine, but she was thinking about boarding school.

There wasn't time to follow it, and I left with a nagging sense of opportunity lost, and that pale thread of a path still pulling at me.

The industry of image has diverged, leading us nerds down a path of pale, dark-haired young ladies with a certain post-Grad-school air.

Helgi awakens, stating that he must "ride along the blood-red roads, to set the pale horse to tread the path of the sky," and return before the rooster Salgófnir crows.

The path was just a pale ribbon of dirt no wider than a sheep track, invisible except when my stride brushed the grasses aside.

As we head back to the car, a barn owl, pale and ghostly, floats silently across the path.

But Utopia succeeded – artistically, at least – where other homegrown dramas failed by blazing its own strange path instead of serving up pale imitations of American prestige drama (The Hour, Mr Selfridge) or Scandi-noir (BBC Two's The Fall).

Caillebotte painted a garden path slicing across the picture plane, pale gold in the grilling French sunlight.

I had hoped to talk about these issues as Hyde and I walked alongside the pale water to Thoreau's cabin, but the path was too narrow for us to chat comfortably, and we made our pilgrimage mainly in silence.