Suddenly I could see my opponent's swarthy face become livid.

The man's face had absolutely become livid as he listened to the barrister's words.

His naturally red face had become livid, his skin moist, and his eyes wild with excitement.

Is infinite goodness and mercy to become livid with wrath because a finite being expresses an opinion?

Of pale, he has become livid.

Mademoiselle d'Arlange had become livid.

As the story goes, Mellgren had become livid after hearing rumors that Fouts was exaggerating the success of his results.

The usual bright colour of his cheeks had become livid, and the flesh, ordinarily firm and elastic, had fallen in folds and wrinkles.

He had become livid, in his turn; but he continued in an almost inaudible voice, as if to meet Daniel's objections before they were expressed,-

The integuments of the penis became livid and swollen and were extremely painful.

When it was, the man was a study; he became livid with rage.

The Count started from his chair and his face became livid.

His face became livid, and he seemed to lose all control of himself.

His face, before very crimson, became livid; his head sank on his breast.

The judge was suddenly silent, and his purple face became livid.

Hector became livid, and could not stifle a cry of horror.