Cheeks blanch as the wind sweeps its volume towards the observer, or across his track.

Did she blanch as we first heard the din?

Either of the improved sorts are as hardy, and blanch as readily, as the Common Chiccory.

She was surprised to see the young man's face blanch as she announced this simple fact.

The borders of his nostrils blanched as they expanded with the effort.

The ruddy face of that gentleman blanched as he read its contents.

Clean cabbage and cut off outside leaves, cut on cabbage-cutter-blanchas above.

She sprang forward, distraught and trembling, her face as blanched as his.

Gillian's face blanched as the landlady bustled away in search of the wire.

Well might she put the question: his face was blanched as her gown.

Her face was blanched as she realised what the situation was.

The man blanched as he thus learned of his comrades' deaths.

Smith had blanched as soon as she said Cole Protocol.

The faces of all blanched as they, too, noted the cause of the interruption.

Hugen's face blanched as the grip tightened upon his arm.

Julia's cheek blanched as she glanced over its first page.