Sentence examples for white carry from inspiring English sources

No one could be expected to understand that except by weighing the burdens that words like "black" and "white" carry in the mind of an American writer.

Like the repartee between Cary Grant and Rosalind Russell in "His Girl Friday," and between William Powell and Myrna Loy in "The Thin Man," the exchanges between Ross and Katharine White carry a romantic electrical charge — the romance coming from how close these two came to the heady ideal, hardly ever achieved between men and women at work, of complete equality.

Like the repartee between Cary Grant and Rosalind Russell in "His Girl Friday," and between William Powell and Myrna Loy in "The Thin Man," the exchanges between Ross and Katharine White carry a romantic electrical charge the romance coming from how close these two came to the heady ideal, hardly ever achieved between men and women at work, of complete equality.

Farmers dressed in white carry heavy loads of produce on their backs and gracefully walk red dirt paths as if being carried down terraced hills on a wave of grain.

At just 23, White carries the image of his sport on his shoulders.

Thousands of people dressed in white, carrying white balloons and waving white handkerchiefs, have been parading down the main streets of Tampico, Mexico, recently.

Men and women dressed in white carried preposterous balloons representing a fox, rooster, goat and cat around the stage.

During the national championship game, Bush was on the sideline at some crucial moments, with White carrying the ball instead.

The claim that the candidate isn't really black because his mother is white carries little weight under either system.

He came out dressed in white, carrying a stool, to sing his pop-gospel hit, "I Believe I Can Fly".

So Ed Newman commissioned Ted Lapidus, the French clothes designer, to create a stylish white carrying bag complete with zips, handles and a lock.