gray-white

And, below it, separated from the main colour-mass by a line of gray-white fog, or line of sea, was another and smaller streak of ruddy-coloured wine.

CHAPTER XXVIII

The independent companies wore gray-white uniforms with blue cuffs and lining, brass buttons, blue breeches and stockings, and hats laced with false gold.

George Washington’s First War

"The stone is almost like wheat," she says, of its ability to take on different forms, while retaining its pure gray-white color.

Summering in Style in Scandinavia

Beyond the farm-equipment boneyard sat a quasi-neighborhood of double-wide trailers, all slate green and dank gray-white, sidled up to their driveways close to the road.

So Much Pretty

I even adopted his walrus mustache early in my writing life and still display this once brown, now gray-white, [now white and unruly] old European whisker banner, proudly for over 40 years – razor free.

January « 2010 « poetry dispatch & other notes from the underground

In the summer she had shaved her head for the cancer charity at her office and now sported a gray-white bristle on the crown and iron grey tufts around her ears.

Deer Collage

Her wiry gray-white hair was held in place under a clear plastic rain hood and she stared ahead through the thick lenses of her wide-rimmed glasses.

January 2009

The plaster bits and nails they found scattered about suggested a gray-white plastered interior and a wooden ceiling.

Theorized Reconstruction of a 17th Century Jesuit Church in America

In the distance, the ghostly, gray-white silhouettes of distant mountains formed a backdrop for the clouds, which he noted were below his eye level.

Star Trek: Typhon Pact Paths of Disharmony

The air was soon filled with the shards of bones, daggers, and clubs of skeletal remains forming a broad gray-white river.

Guild Wars: Ghosts of Ascalon