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We saw the new white sticks sticking up over the grass.

The white sticks were very irregular in length and size.

At the top of the orange and white stick is the datum point.

All it tells us is that a man walked through the wood and threw a white stick down.

Flick came closer, but still was unable to tell from even a few feet away what the white sticks were.

From the bottle of phosphorus he removed three white sticks.

"Squint your eyes, you can see just a little bit of white sticking out behind it on the left.

When we left the next morning, a string of white sticks hung over the door, to keep the hostile forces from returning.

Yet White stuck to a regimen of daily exercise.

A stranger had come into the bazaar, an old man whose eyes were always shut, who felt out his path with a long white stick.

Something caught her attention, tangled around a white stick a few steps away from the pyre.

His version, soft mounds on white sticks, is made of smoked salmon.

The man was going across to the end of the main counter, sweeping the ground in front of him with his white stick.

One blind couple, tapping white sticks, jumped back in fear as a car hurried past them while they had the right of way.

At some little distance there was the corner of something white sticking up out of the sand.

An officer held up a white stick as we went into No Man's Land.

He said he saw no sign of a white stick until after the accident when it was seen to be folded up.

Scent's fresh and there are the ends of those little white sticks that they burn in their mouths.

Presumably she'll be the one without a white stick.'

Paolo was holding a short white stick with flame gnawing at one end.

To distinguish who was who, one team wielded white sticks, and the other black.

A universal white stick figure pushed a wheeled basket across a plain green background.

The contact will be wearing smoked glasses with the left lens cracked, and using a white stick.

He holstered his gun and took a tiny white stick from his pocket.

She doesn't use a white stick and when you meet her she can easily be taken for a sighted person.

The professor was hardly ready for a white cane, she decided.

These were followed by the distribution of 5000 white canes.

The alternative is either a sighted person or a white cane.

He did not want to get a white cane.

Shall I go and be making myself a white cane?"

At first, Mae did not like taking her white cane, because she never wanted to appear "different. "

"Let's just say you should have issued us white canes with red tips."

He was using the dead flashlight like a blind man uses a white cane.

"By the time you get to the top of those steps, you might just need a white cane."

Reserving the use of a white cane to blind individuals only.

A white cane is used by many people who are blind or visually impaired.

He leaned on the carved handle of a heavy white cane.

Dark glasses and a white cane and you've got it.

As I pondered, a blind man with a white cane approached.

He has a white cane because of the injury having been caused by an unknown explosion.

He saw her white cane propped in the corner.

Her brother is blind and uses a white cane.

Eye charts indicated I was into white cane country.

In some cases, it is illegal for a non-blind person to carry a white cane.

He was born blind, has never learned Braille and does not have a guide dog or use a white cane.

When his sight worsened, he tried a white cane.

He entered one booth, closed the glass door, and propped his white cane in a corner.

I hadn't noticed him at the ticket booth; he walked with a white cane.

By the 1970's, he was dependent upon Braille and, finally, a white cane.

She was obviously blind, carrying a long white cane and keeping her eyes screwed shut.