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211. She looked up at the bedroom ceiling, where a pale stain recalled a burst pipe nearly fifteen months ago.

212. In the distance the pine-clad hills were bathed in a pale wash of greenish-purple light.

213. Ha face was pale, her eyes dark-rimmed, and this assuaged some of my pain at the nun's silly chatter.

214. Their hands - podgy, thin, freckled or pale - touched everything, prodding, caressing, tickling, squeezing.

215. She had pale hair pulled back severely, and a black beret.

216. There were two large bouquets and a bundle of letters tied with pale blue ribbon, presumably from stage-door admirers.

217. My favorite here was the Redcat Amber,(Sentence dictionary) which struck a nice balance between the pale and the swarthy.

218. The outermost limits came first - the sky, with a pale shine of overcast through the bare branches of the trees.

219. There was only one candle in place, stuck upright like a pale wax finger, and this had never been lit.

220. Her mouth opened, and stayed so, as her pale eyes widened under the close bonnet she wore.

221. Her room was large and comfortable, with pale walls, light, modern furniture and an en suite bathroom.

222. A roast chicken followed, with pale stuffing, a hot gravy and masses of floury roast potatoes.

223. Under the high canopy of bronze beech, pale green ash and golden lime leaves the streams merge.

224. Uncle Fate said, pulling his huge frame into the high cab, all his knuckles pale under the strain.

225. I felt ugly, odd: a tall, pale woman from some other world who did not belong here at all.

226. She was wearing Ray-Bans, a pale blue sunsuit, and white ankle socks under ivory-colored high-heeled espadrilles.

227. The face itself was disbelieving, the stark pasted brows looped high over his pale eyes.

228. Sometimes a Siamese cat will develop pale colouring on its points without any local injury.

229. The scars on his left cheek seeped a pale blood.

230. Mrs Major emerged from the plane at Andrews air force base looking pale and drawn.

231. In the grey-green water we could dimly see a large, pale body beneath the grey fin.

232. He threw my dress shirt over it so all was pale blue.

233. Connon, rather pale but perfectly composed, wearing a dark suit and a black tie, stood in the open doorway.

234. She felt her cheeks pale just at the thought of it.

235. When the laser reaches the pale stone surface the light emitted is bounced back instead of absorbed and the process ceases.

236. There was a new moon, and its pale light cast soft shadows in the stillness.

237. I still see the pale bluish-green, red-studded caterpillars of promethea moths on the ash trees.

238. Under the bright lights in the train, both boy and man look pale, lifeless.

239. I'm looking for some pale green curtains that will blend in with the walls.

240. Sylvia watched Estelle's mouth fill, as the pale yellow liquid ran out on to her chin.