china-white

The actress Helena Bonham-Carter - with her famously big eyes and china-white skin - was followed by film critic John Pym and his wife, Hope.

Richard C. Morais: Culinary Tips From a Film Wallah

Occasionally the china-white upper valve is decorated with a broad streak of buff.

Tropic Days

He was a tall, lean-waisted man, with dark brown skin, against which his strong teeth and the china-white of his eyeballs made startling contrast.

Star Flight

He was a tall lean-waisted man, with dark brown skin, against which his strong teeth and the china-white of his eyeballs made startling contrast.

The Stars Are Ours

With proper food and air and freedom, he began to have a faint pink flush in his china-white cheeks; his lids no longer drooped, his limbs seemed to regain their joints, his hands ceased to swell, he complained less and less of the pains about his heart.

Tatterdemalion

Headingly lay with that china-white cheek resting motionless upon the stones.

A Desert Drama Being The Tragedy Of The "Korosko"

"I'm done!" he whispered, as the Colonel ran to his aid, and then he lay still, with his china-white cheek against the black stones.

A Desert Drama Being The Tragedy Of The "Korosko"

In some eggs the markings are all rather bright red and dull purplish grey; some have a very fair amount of gloss, and a very pure china-white ground.

The Nests and Eggs of Indian Birds, Volume 1

The ground is china-white, and it is everywhere speckled and spotted, nowhere very thickly, but most so in a zone near one end, with pale ferruginous.

The Nests and Eggs of Indian Birds, Volume 1

Of another set -- "The eggs were much glossier and had a china-white ground; but instead of a multitude of small specks over the whole surface, they had nearly the whole colouring-matter gathered together at the large end in a cap of bold, almost maroon-red spots, only a very few spots of the same colour being scattered over the rest of the egg."

The Nests and Eggs of Indian Birds, Volume 1