Sentence examples for white take from inspiring English sources
Only a handful of Eskom workers, most of them white, take them, Ms. Thebe said.
Can Morgan, hailed as a master against spin when the ball is white, take charge when it is red?
The members dress in white, take a vow of silence, and chain smoke in public to proclaim their loss of faith in the future.
Kohara's linocut illustrations begin in faded blue, but deep azure and white take over as everything is covered in snow and ice; finally an early sign of spring brings the fun to an end, until next year.
Someone in the crowd near the Nakamura family shouted, "It's some Grummans coming to strafe us!" A baker named Nakashima stood up and commanded, "Everyone who is wearing anything white, take it off".
In Coventry, the southernmost centre of Britain's Midlands engineering belt, the outcome was 2-Tone, a mostly white take on ska, the music brought to Britain by Jamaican immigrants in the mid-1960s and favoured by English mods of the period, whose two-tone Tonik suits gave the latter-day movement its name.
Ms. White took her cue from her glamorous Aunt Gertrude.
The film, shot in black and white, takes place in a wintry Paris and its outskirts.
Ms. White took office three months after the Feb. 26, 1993, bombing of the trade center.
8.41am GMT Stuart Broad is rehearsing - he'll open, it would seem, with White taking strike.
