Sentence examples for touch of white from inspiring English sources

They should be firm, black with a touch of white.

Don't scoff; a touch of white wine was once traditional in Chianti and in Côte-Rôtie.

A touch of white lifts the year-round classicism of a black dress and makes it festive.

With a touch of white mink at the hem of a dress, for example, it was strangely minimalist.

Stylish women are wearing many points of view -- so long as it's black with a touch of white.

You can make it lighter in texture and color by using a touch of white flour in place of whole wheat, though to me that defeats the purpose.

Opened last year at the ski resort of Telluride, the 95-room hotel adds a touch of white-glove service to an old mining town that still wears its flannel on its sleeve.

Here the play of shadow and gaslight is tweaked by touches of white chalk.

The stylist Jessica de Ruiter believes that even touches of white can freshen a winter wardrobe.

In another painting, the Baker family gets overpainted with touches of white, which fall across the surface like fat snowflakes.

The salmon-pink face and hands and the touches of white in the pipe are just enough to emphasize the overall darkness of the composition.