white-haired

• “A rotund white-haired man in a sweater and dress slacks adjusts a music stand on the left side of the large raised platform at the front of the chapel, and leads the congregation in a melody drawn from the green hymnals scattered throughout the pew backs.”

  Simon & Schuster: American Grace

• “Dobbs is another old, white-haired, suit-wearing, millionaire, white-guy who thinks he knows better than the poor and unwashed masses.”

  Fueling speculation, Dobbs appears to soften on key issue

• “He's an old white-haired disgruntled Republican who has become worthless .... now he's singing show tunes.”

  Hatch's holiday hit

• “He was referring to the security guard, Frederico Thatcher, a white-haired man in his sixties wearing a brass badge.”

  Simon & Schuster: Brooklyn Story

• “An austere, white-haired man in a black robe strode into the room and climbed the steps of his platform.”

  Simon & Schuster: Brooklyn Story

• “A white-haired, stooped woman acknowledged Father Rinaldi as she shuffled up a side aisle and he nodded toward her before continuing.”

  Simon & Schuster: Brooklyn Story

• “Along with a dozen or so other Paul volunteers, the lanky, white-haired Mr. Leahy has spent much of the past month drumming up support for Mr. Paul from a cavernous storefront headquarters the group acquired on Fairfield's main square.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Meditators Back Paul for Peace

• “I had fallen in love with a white-haired Irishman, and had decided to marry the guy.”

  The Huffington Post: Gloria Steinem... the Icon, the Girlfriend

• “It took me back to the rickety old stairs I once climbed to reach a dusty garret, home to a wise, white-haired bookseller who sold it to me.”

  Housman, Barth and Harvard Square

• “An elderly, white-haired man strode down the steps of Nagglfar Hall with a briskness that belied his years.”

  Simon & Schuster: Starcraft II: Devils’ Due

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