Sentence examples for set of white from inspiring English sources
She had a wide smile, which revealed a majestic set of white teeth.
They also built a gazebo and a set of white benches for guests.
The critical set of white, working-class voters divided their loyalties between Mr. Romney and Mr. Santorum.
A set of white garter belts is accompanied by a confession: "I never put them on," a Bosnian woman writes.
They look like a tall, narrow set of white drawers, something you might want to snag for your bedroom.
On the last evening she chose a set of white china doll furniture which had belonged to Mrs. Bassett when she was a little girl.
She singles out for special scorn Plath's "full set" of white-and-gold Samsonite luggage, which (Kopp reports) inspired "much amazement, incredulity, and humor among the British" when they saw her with it on drab railway platforms.
Gary Masson of the Northern Producers Organisation in Aberdeen, which dishes out fish quotas, points out that a set of white-fish quotas (for cod, haddock and suchlike) bought for £300,000 three years ago sold for £700,000 this year.An oddity about this trade is that quotas have no legal existence.
A visitor surveyed the Houston Street space with an eye toward consumption: the Haynes mirror with brass wall mounts ($2,800) by the Brooklyn-based Egg Collective, a groovy set of white-ceramic speakers ($450) by Joey Roth, a carved blue bowling pin ($110) by Jason Boone.
In a few moments he'll walk out of our chat and into a crowd of tanked-up uni boys, and girls with glitter cleavage, whose heads will judder in appreciation as he eschews his poppier direction for a set of white-knuckle bass.
The selection and quality can be wildly erratic and the fit can sometimes be a problem, but there are also incredible finds here, such as Shantung silk summer dinner jackets or a full set of white-tie and tails.
