Thy teeth are ivory-white, and thy warm kiss Is sweet as milk or honey loved by all.

In the single dim circle of light that ivory-white face, with the gleam of moisture upon the high, bald forehead, was the last that was ever seen of Sharkey.

He was a coarse, clean-shaven man, whose fiery face made a singular contrast with his ivory-white bald head.

This core is surrounded by the white substance of Schwann, or medullary sheath, which gives the nerve its characteristic ivory-white appearance.

His skin was like wrinkled parchment, and his lips were so thin and colourless that it was hardly possible to discern on his ivory-white face the line made by his mouth.

A dog thrust his head into the entrance and blinked wolfishly at them for a space, the slaver dripping from his ivory-white fangs.

This is still rare in cultivation, but it is a very desirable species, bearing ivory-white highly-fragrant flowers.

The flowers are ivory-white, and produced in large umbels towards the end of autumn, but our early frosts too often mar their beauty.

For at that time Mr. Aitken was investigating the capabilities for the destruction of larvae, of a small surface-feeding fish with an ivory-white spot on the top of its head, which he had found at Vehar in the stream below the bund.

Her skin was whitey-brown, or old ivory-white.

Her skin was ivory-white, with a glint of red in cheek and lip, and the unconfined hair that reached her hips was intensely black and fine, I could see no touch or tint of the Polynesian except in the slight harshness of the contours of her face, and that her legs were more like yellow satin than white.

Some bars were clear, some yellow as amber, and all were powdered over with snow, ivory-white.

Her wonderful velvet dress, of ivory-white, fell about her austerely in long folds, which, as they bent or overlapped, made beautiful convolutions, firm yet subtle, on the side turned towards the painter, and over her feet.