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Meanings of grey hair in English
Usage of grey hair in English
1
Esther, wrung with pity and remorse, stroked the grey hair in silence.
2
The scrap of soiled tissue paper unfolded a lock of grey hair.
3
The orderly had just washed his face and combed his grey hair.
4
A spring wind came through the window, and stirred her grey hair.
5
He had long, lank grey hair and was in his fifties probably.
6
That she has grey hair means she has got away with it.
7
His beard and moustaches were thick, unkempt, and full of grey hair.
8
Lagrange has a grey moustache, a grey beard and long grey hair.
9
He was about fifty, with slightly grey hair and smoothly shaven face.
10
I don't believe that he has a grey hair in his head.
11
She cast a sly glance aside from beneath her ropy grey hair.
12
He had grey hair and reminded his junior secretaries of Fred MacMurray.
13
Sir Leicester's voice trembles and his grey hair stirs upon his head.
14
Erlander was a short, round man in his fifties with grey hair.
15
Dick smoothed his mother's grey hair and kissed her on the forehead.
16
His clothes are sober, his grey hair flatly ironed, his manners impeccable.
This collocation consists of:
Grey hair through the time
Grey hair across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common