Sentence examples for white hanging from inspiring English sources

Look for the fake Great White hanging outside.

Patrons are treated to another fireplace, rush-bottom chairs softened by cushions and Wedgwood blue walls adorned with botanical prints and blue and white hanging plates.

They wore skimpy two-piece outfits that exposed their midriffs, the four dancers almost identical, Andrea set off by what looked like a fur vest, plush and white, hanging open around her breasts, and by her hair, which wasn't gathered back like the others' but teased into a blond mane.

The term "cliffhanger" comes from the serial films made here called "The Perils of Pauline," which always included Pauline — the silent film star Pearl White — hanging on for dear life from the side of a cliff in the Palisades, Mr. Meyers said.

The installation (whose name translates to "rising rising falling down") comprises long-stemmed sunflower stalks, painted bone white, hanging upside down from the ceiling.

Fujita's eye for detail includes branded shoestrings in black and white hanging from his male and female models belt loops, flowing from their ankles and tied around their neck, choker style.

I'd probably have at least five identical clean white shirts hanging in my wardrobe at all times.

Fifty solid minutes of listening to music-box tinkling in a white Chelsea gallery with white padded walls, flickering lights and headless white mannequins hanging from the ceiling.

They called it the Cathedral, a place of worship and liturgy like no other; a place that drew you in along Licenciado Poza, straight and narrow and lined with bars, red and white flags hanging from their doorways, black and white photos hanging from their walls.

Think blue-and-white furniture, candle-lit stairs and white lights hanging from the trees.

Children wearing navy blue and white uniforms and broad smiles cycle to school on adult-size bikes, passing by toothpick-legged white egrets hanging out on the backs of water buffalo in neon green rice fields.