gold-and-white

• “I add ginger to the glistening gold-and-white delight, but if you prefer, you can substitute the more traditional raisins, lemon zest, vanilla and cinnamon.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Nostalgic for Nursery Pudding

• “Praying and singing hymns in several languages, the congregation waved gold-and-white Vatican flags as they waited for Pope Benedict to arrive.”

  Catholic Relief Services: Jerusalem the Golden

• “She led the way across the thick-piled carpeting to a pair of large divans upholstered in gold-and-white brocade that faced each other before a fireplace.”

  Simon & Schuster: Sudden Rain

• “During the winter of 1898-99, her first in Paris, Lizzie reveled in her new freedom and the elegance of her gold-and-white drawing room.”

  Simon & Schuster: The Five of Hearts

• “Finally everyone agreed that she could wear a gold-and-white dress under the Order of the Garter robe.”

  Annie Gets Her Shot

• “If self-denial be so noble, so sublime, what, pray, of my joy, sheltered by the gold-and-white canopy of the church, and witnessed by the hand and seal of the most sour-faced of mayors?”

  Letters of Two Brides

• “This pickup was purchased by Gary Ridgway on 4/16/84 and occasionally had a gold-and-white 8-foot camper on it.”

  Simon & Schuster: The Riverman

• “He was sweet-tempered and beautiful: light gold, with gold-and-white feathering on his legs, soft snow-white flags on his butt, and a lush tail.”

  Excerpt: False Memory by Dean Koontz

• “A gold-and-white banner over the main door proclaimed, 'One Faith, One Family.”

  Violets Are Blue

• “In front of his house stood a tall, gold-and-white horse, head-down and streaked with sweat.”

  The Covenant of the Forge

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