Sentence examples for pall white from inspiring English sources

This technique was coupled with counter-current chromatography (CCC) and centrifugal partition chromatography (CPC) and then applied to the continuous extraction and online isolation of chemical constituents from Paeonia lactiflora Pall (white peony) roots.

He flips up his face mask to inspect the molten join shrouded in a faint pall of white smoke.

As I write this, government tanks are once again pounding the rebels on the fringes of Zabadani, a pall of white smoke hanging over the orchards.

Photographs appeared to show one of the gunmen brandishing a pistol as he walked calmly among fleeing crowds while footage showed two loud explosions in the car park of Starbucks sending palls of white smoke into the skies.

They passed the cardinal's mortal remains in a coffin draped in a white pall — symbol of the joy of resurrection — and surmounted with a gold crucifix.

The final passages of the book are an eerie imagining of the Earth without mankind: A wind came across the ocean, sweeping with it a pall of fine white ash.

"I wonder what they're serving at the Amanjiwo?" John said stoically as he picked at the deep-fried dinner, fluorescent lights casting a white pall over the food.

That emphasis starts from the very beginning of Mass, with the cardinal's wooden coffin covered with a white pall and blessed with holy water, reminiscent of the joy of baptism.

Before the Mass began, Chicago's bishops gathered around George to return the lid and white pall to the casket.

It would not be the first, nor last time, that Mr. White palled his way to snapping A-list celebrities of the sort Ryan Seacrest might chase down a red carpet.

In a greeting, Bishop Patrick J. Sheridan, the cardinal's vicar general who had been his right-hand man, sprinkled holy water over the bier of his friend of many years and then covered it with a white funeral pall -- both acts reminiscent of baptism.