Sentence examples for take a pale from inspiring English sources

Now take a pale pink, or champagne color, even a shimmering white may work, and place this all over your lid.

There are a lot of very serious scholars on time and space, I was just taking a pale version of how they describe things and using it to get closer to being able to describe what I was thinking about.

Take a bottle of pale ale or lager and fill the glass halfway.

That film's real-life anti-hero could take a beating, but he pales beside Mads Mikkelsen's barbarian, captive of a hairy horde wandering a blasted mountain landscape.

Like the Orval, our No. 4 beer, the Petrus Aged Pale, may take a little getting used to.

On a recent morning, Mr. Dunn visited Mr. Kramer's closet, and took out a pale blue Brooks Brothers dress shirt.

Midday the world takes on a pale, sun-sucked color, shadowless and uniform.

(Johnson JEAN CLAUDE WOUTERSS: 'PORTRAITS & NUDES -- SPIRIT' Through a process of re-photographing his prints, this French artist creates large, black-and-white photographs that are so pale it may take a second to see the ghostly image of a nude torso or, more hauntingly, the larger than life face that seems to gaze at us from an ethereal realm.

Take a walk on the dark side and get familiar with this pale brew.

Take a look at Snooki like you've never seen her before -- pale.

Take a hard look at EVERYTHING, even things appearing to be white or pale in color.