pink-white

• “My forearms look even darker pressed on the outside of her pink-white shoulders, and she writhes beneath me like a tide that carries me out.”

  Fictionaut: Taxonomies

• “The destinies of millions, such as he, she carried in the hollow of her pink-white hand.”

  Page 6

• “The remains were as I remembered, skull shattered, lower arms and hands and both feet missing, cortical surfaces darkly mottled and covered by pink-white mold and charred muck.”

  Simon & Schuster: Spider Bones

• “Below the pink-white outer crust, the bone surfaces looked dark and mottled.”

  Simon & Schuster: Spider Bones

• “I have always thought that for some reason the pink-white foam tasted so much better than the actual jam, perhaps because it still retained certain freshness, certain "real berry" feel.”

  Archive 2009-03-01

• ““God help us,” Anton muttered under his breath as our server crushed one of the gray shells with its tentacle-fingers, yanking out a still-quivering slab of pink-white meat.”

  365 tomorrows » 2007 » August : A New Free Flash Fiction SciFi Story Every Day

• “When Indosungod wrote this post and said, "When cooked they tasted a lot like boiled peanuts", I practically ran out and bought a bag of these cute pink-white beans (I found it in the Mexican section of the store - Goya brand).”

  Archive 2007-11-01

• “The cherry blossoms have arrived and some of the broad avenues of the city are lined with pink-white blooms.”

  Cherry Blossom Season

• ““But for his golden hair and blue eyes and pink-white skin,” French writes, “one would surely have thought him a veritable Chinese.””

  The Romance of China: Excursions to China in U.S. Culture: 1776-1876

• “When she reached the tulip tree, her fingers snatched pink-white blossoms.”

  Simon & Schuster: The Worst Thing I've Done

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