whiten

His face whitened, and he took a step toward me.

He whitened, and she knew the point had gone home.

He refused to look at me, but his face whitened.

Johnny looked from one face to the other, and his own whitened a little.

Suddenly, the night to the left whitened, as if many lights had come on.

He was a big man, an imposing figure, especially now that his hair had whitened.

Studies show that patients who have whitened their teeth take better care of them.

He read something off the screen and his gray skin whitened.

She bit upon her lip until it whitened and then continued.

God, he has a lot of teeth, and they've been whitened.

Suddenly a light whitened the room and faded; someone had taken a photograph.

In fact, it whitens the hide, still not true white, but close.

I could see his hands whiten as he gripped the table's edge.

With his face whitened, he has the appearance of a death mask.

You just ask yourself, "did this person have his or her teeth whitened in the last 12 months?"

Moonlight fell in through the window and whitened the bed.

"Corporate America has made a decision to whiten up again.

The sky was perfectly clear and blue, only whitened with sun over to the east.

Immediately after treatment, the skin under the tattoo may whiten.

He looked up at one of the hanging lights and held his eyes to it so everything in the big room would finally whiten out.

They straight went to dentist to having their teeth whitened.

The sun whitened a wall of cloud in the east, then disappeared.

I stood in the doorway and saw his fingertips whiten.

I could see that from the way his knuckles whitened around the telephone.

I watched the flesh of the fingers whiten with the pressure.