The hawthorn blazed white momentarily in April, and is now burnt brown.

His father laughed, eyes blazing white in the darkness of his face.

He was larger now, bigger than any horse, blazing white with a big spiral horn.

They blazed white with power, barring the advance of the more ordinary fires behind them.

In the light of the drive the rounded rock blazed white, with sharp black shadows.

The mountaintops on the other side of the broad valley were suddenly blazing white.

Her father's stone blazed white, displaying just his name and years.

A second sun blazed white and swelled visibly as he watched.

Far and away the favorite shade for the spring trench coat is blazing white.

Their thunderhead peaks caught sunlight, to blaze white against imperial blue.