white area

And you can't have a real party in a white area.

I still can't make any sense of the white area.

Johnson seemed to think they were more likely an action group from the white areas.

They told us that all white areas on images were dead.

This is a white area in the corner or to one side of the table.

The fill color shows through the white areas of the image.

There is a heavy contrast with the black and white areas of the photo.

Recipient’s name and address Enter the information in the white area provided.

The party has now focused its attention on blacks who live in white areas.

There is a form in which some of the white areas are darkened.

"That is why we want to take the war to the white areas.

I'm over the white area again, on my third orbit.

I would also reduce the glare from the white areas.

Where you're object is in contact with the paper a white area will develop.

Even the originally white areas on the box are now pink.

The issue of telephone access charges is "not a black and white area."

It would be useful to have more clinical information about the white areas.

We got the opportunity to move out to white areas, but they don't want us there."

We zoom into the white area and forget the blue.

What can you state about the ability of the white areas to make starch?

He pointed to the flat, white area at the very top of the Cap.

"I think the white areas of the city are taken for granted," said one young man, who declined to give his name.

Most of the work from that period was produced using black pastel only; the white areas were the paper I worked on.

There were forty or fifty white areas on the film.

A white area means that no data was available.