Sentence examples for white centred from inspiring English sources

The UN flag, adopted in 1947, consists of the official emblem of the organization (a circular world map, as seen from the North Pole, surrounded by a wreath of olive branches) in white centred on a light blue background.

The flowers were a clear, light blue with a white centre, or "eye".

'China Rose' has long, tapered roots with rose-coloured skin and a pure white centre.

Appearance? "Huge clusters of bright fuchsia blooms with white centres, [they] are profuse and really stand out in the crowd".

Peel the lemon grass until you have reached the soft, white centre and place in a food processor.

The process of relocating Africans to peripheral townships would not only cleanse the white centres, but create new blank sites, sterilised of any reference to indigenous culture and tradition.

Grains containing 20% or more white belly, white centre, and white back or a combination of these were considered chalky.

However, this is rather slow and gives Black time to try to undermine the white centre.

The air force's new roundel was a green ring with the lion and tusk on a white centre.

The axillaries and under wing-coverts are white and the under tail-coverts have dark greyish-brown bases and margins and white centres and tips.

As such, the juxtaposed severity (of design) and sensuousness (of colour) in 'White Centre' (1950) creates a dialectic of dramatic emotions.