Sentence examples for slight white from inspiring English sources

We picked up the small coffin at the San Pedro Sula airport and loaded the slight white box into the back of a borrowed, barely running pickup truck.

It does leave a slight white sheen but it's a reassuring sign of the UV shield and the proof is in the tan and not the burn (020 7491 2722).

Track 4: UV Pop "No Songs Tomorrow" [audio: http://viceland-assets-cdn.vice.com/blogs/en/files/2010/03/04-no-songs-tomorrow.mp3] UV Pop is the alter ego of John K White, who was once described as "a slight white boy with guitar, saxophone, and Revox; and the gift of sound and vision".

In extant species, the young nymphs hatch within this ovisac and remain there for a few days until they have acquired a thin covering of wax secretion (visible in our specimens as a slight white pubescence on the fossil nymphs), then crawl out through a split in the wax at the distal end of the ovisac (Gullan and Kosztarab, 1997).

All eyes were glued to the small balcony on the façade of St Peter's Cathedral, and suddenly the slight, white-robed figure of Pope Francis stepped through.

It's only a problem when other people are around, and they see this slight, white-haired woman with sweat running down her forehead.

Ms. Yellen, slight, white-haired and described by one colleague as a "small lady with a large I.Q.," does not loom like Paul Volcker nor cut like Mr. Greenspan.

Within minutes, eager to begin the pilgrimage, the slight white-clad figure of the Pope appeared at the plane's doorway, his arms extended in the embracing gesture, less dramatic than that of Pius XII, which he has made an intrinsic part of his style.

Appearance, Per The NYT: "slight, white-haired and described by one colleague as a 'small lady with a large I.Q.'".

Peter, who envisions himself as a slighter, white Muggsy Bogues, the 5-foot-3, former all-star player for the National Basketball Association on the Charlotte Hornets and the Toronto Raptors, has been playing basketball since he was 11.

Some critics and musicians say that the program's commissions have too often gone to Mr. Marsalis, that he has used his influence to polarize the jazz world and that the program has slighted white artists at the expense of a pointedly Afrocentric view of jazz's history and traditions.