1
The grandsire's old Bordeaux had set George's ordinarily pale countenance into a flame.
2
Tommy's face, ordinarily pale, had grown ghastly, but she pluckily kept her discomfort to herself.
3
When his ordinarily pale face became at all flushed, it arose solely from a more rapid action of the heart.
4
A slow tide of colour rose to her ordinarily pale cheeks, corresponding with a formless gladness permeating his own being.
5
At the age of sixteen she was a sweet young lady indeed, ordinarily pale, with a faint rose-tinge in her cheeks.
6
A large portion of my chest and upper arm was a bright red, a sharp contrast to my ordinarily pale skin.
7
He was certainly more than ordinarily pale, and the hand which rested upon the side of his chair was twitching a little nervously.
8
Her complexion, ordinarily pale, and with a very slight tone of pink, was animated suddenly, and took all the colours of the rose.