(1) The storm moved west in blue-white rattling streaks.

(2) Thin, blue-white tentacles of fire stabbed from ceiling to floor, from desk to hessian screen.

(3) Pine boughs clad in white bowed to the blue-white ground.

(4) Peering into the mountain, one sees sparkling blue-white depths.

(5) The blue-white stars are the hottest in the cluster.

(6) The blue-white light from surrounding stars is reflected by dust.

(7) A blue-white supergiant and one of the most luminous stars known, it is nearly 800 light-years away.

(8) The bulk of the "blue-white" file consists of a relentless catalogue of civilian shootings on nearly 100 occasions by jumpy troops at checkpoints, near bases or on convoys.

(9) It's an awe-inspiring sight: massive ice fields and blue-white glaciers span 27 square miles of the Cordillera Oriental mountain range.

(10) Stark against blue-white ice(Sentencedict), a mountaineer ascends a ladder on Mount Everest's upper Khumbu glacier.

(11) He could create deadly blue-white lightning from his fingertips, though his preferred use of his powers was imposing his will over others.

(12) Stimulated by cathode ray, this synthetic diamondproduces strong blue-white fluorescence and displays its specific cathodoluminescent geometric patterns, growth subdivisions and mosaic structure.

(13) Blue-white Spica, the brightest star in the constellation Virgo, is nowhere as bright as Arcturus but it's still a first-magnitude star.

(14) The blue-white brilliants are the stones of the "finest water".

(15) Because of its high temperature, it appears blue-white to the human eye.

(16) After a Pap smear is done, the doctor simply swabs vinegar on the cervix and shines the blue-white light on it.

(17) The power source for Gungan technology is a mysterious blue-white energy "goo" that is mined in the depths of Naboo's oceans.

(18) Here is the famous Summer Triangle again. Yesterday, we pointed out the blue-white star vega and its constellation Lyra. Today(), it's Deneb's turn.

(19) Follow the arc of the Big Dipper handle to the brilliant yellow-orange star Arcturus, then go twice that distance to land on Spica, a sparkling blue-white gem of a star!

(20) A cold wind came swirling through, and a cloud of ice crystals sparkled blue-white in the air.

(21) They have angular features, bright blue eyes, and mottled blue-white skin covered in hides and pelts.