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  • Suddenly, one of the glaucous gulls — a huge white-and-gray predatory bird — snatched a young murre from a ledge, swallowing it whole.

    Where Birds Rule the Earth 2009

  • Suddenly, one of the glaucous gulls — a huge white-and-gray predatory bird — snatched a young murre from a ledge, swallowing it whole.

    Where Birds Rule the Earth 2009

  • Bleak white-and-gray vistas of vacant lots once filled with vaporized houses say little, which may be why Mr. Misrach almost always includes some reminder of what was once there.

    Following the Flames David Littlejohn 2011

  • The round, white-and-gray machine dominated the space: a huge donut shape that went from floor to ceiling, with a platform big enough to lie down on that could slide a body into the donut hole.

    Vicious Grace M.L.N. Hanover 2010

  • The round, white-and-gray machine dominated the space: a huge donut shape that went from floor to ceiling, with a platform big enough to lie down on that could slide a body into the donut hole.

    Vicious Grace M.L.N. Hanover 2010

  • The floors had been whitewashed to complement the pale pistachio plaster walls, the uncomfortable chairs replaced by graceful dove-gray armchairs upholstered in white-and-gray ticking.

    Georgia’s Kitchen Jenny Nelson 2010

  • The round, white-and-gray machine dominated the space: a huge donut shape that went from floor to ceiling, with a platform big enough to lie down on that could slide a body into the donut hole.

    Vicious Grace M.L.N. Hanover 2010

  • She sent him a needlepoint doorstop, with a small white-and-gray Scottie dog on it, and a half-wreath of roses underneath it.

    The New Yorker Stories Ann Beattie 2010

  • Socky was a fickle white-and-gray cat that Maeve had pulled out of the garbage alongside our West End Avenue apartment house.

    Step on a Crack Patterson, James, 1947- 2007

  • He glanced to the west, but where the Praetor and his banner had been was nothing but a mass of blue flame, and greasy white-and-gray smoke.

    Darkness Modesitt, L. E. 2003

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