Examples of using "белой" in a sentence and their english translations:
Tom is wearing a white T-shirt.
The mirror is covered with a white tissue.
I'm gonna white label it.
- Her house is enclosed with a white fence.
- Her house is surrounded by a white fence.
Tom drives a white car.
I don't have a white shirt.
I wore a white shirt.
She was wearing a white skirt.
I wore a white shirt yesterday.
Tom was wearing a white sports jacket.
Those shoes go well with this white skirt.
such a raw, bitter kind of white identity politics.
- Dan revealed he was a white supremacist.
- Dan revealed himself to be a white supremacist.
Those shoes go well with this white skirt.
Those shoes are a perfect match for this white skirt.
A prince came on a white horse.
I want you to beat in his pasty, white face.
The army in white uniform always makes the first move in the game.
If a philosopher doesn't have a long, white beard, I don't trust him.
Mary had a little lamb, whose fleece was white as snow.
I saw a red car and a white one. The red one was nicer looking than the white one.
Chess is a fight between two armies: one in white uniform and the other in black uniform.
In the throes of delirium, Tom claimed that he was not Tom, but the king of Spain.
But hands posed another a problem for animators in the age of fuzzy black and white film.
Tom was wearing a white shirt.
Mary wore a simple skirt and a white blouse.
With their knights attacking and creating threats in the opponent's field, the army in white uniform won the victory.
If the army in white uniform cannot imprison the king in black uniform, nor the army in black uniform can imprison the king in white uniform, the game ends without a winner. It's a tie.
Tom was wearing a white T-shirt.
If the army in white uniform imprisons the king in black uniform, that army wins the game.
I wore black pants and a white T-shirt yesterday.
In honor of tomorrow's Esperanto club meeting, I baked a cake with white frosting and a green star in the center.
Tom wore black jeans and a white T-shirt.
If the difference between order and chaos or preservation and ruin were the same as that between high mountains and deep valleys, or between white clay and black lacquer, then wisdom would have had no place: stupidity would also have been alright.