whitely

• “After what seemed five minutes, though it could not have been more than a minute, I saw him flaming whitely upward.”

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• “A filled tooth on a hill whitely shining, and a mole in a trap one early June, around its neck a wedding ring.”

  Cemetery Moles

• “Under glass chandeliers they float whitely over Europe's largest mall, a monument to old-fashioned walk-in-and-browse shopping.”

  The Guardian: One-click wonder: the rise of Net-a-porter

• “A few days later, in their Birmingham clinic/studio, a set lit so whitely it feels like a 1960s vision of heaven, I meet John.”

  The Guardian: Why Channel 4's Embarrassing Bodies is in rude health

• “We sank our butter knives into the large lump of opaque, garlicky white salo, the lard spread that gleamed whitely from a glazed saucer of hardened clay next to the woven-straw bread basket.”

  Simon & Schuster: Peace Meals

• “Every morning you can barely get to your hygeine station to wipe off the smut of the night and rinse whitely into my sparking burst of bristles.”

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• “Then out of nowhere, overhead, I saw the same red airplane I had seen earlier, except this time it was fighting hard against the wind, its wings buffeting, its landing lights sparking whitely.”

  Simon & Schuster: The Glass Rainbow

• “In fact, Phineas thought, the light seemed to make no difference to her whatsoever; it was as if she merely absorbed it into her skin, for she appeared to glow whitely from within.”

  Simon & Schuster: The Whisperers

• “: Dawnfire was joined by Tre'valen; a pair of graceful forms of gold and blue, with whitely glowing eyes.”

  Fictionaut: Widows and Orphans

• “The answer had been very satisfactory, and Paul smiled whitely at his reflection.”

  Fictionaut: red dust

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