Meanings of sometimes white in English

It is sometimes of gold stuff embroidered, sometimes white, crimson, or blue.

Bakers' brown bread is usually very salt, and sometimes white is also.

There, the rocks on the bottom are sometimes gray, sometimes white.

The flowers are cruciform, generally yellow, but sometimes white or yellowish-white.

Why is the scar of a severe wound upon a negro sometimes white?

Of the piece of fine lace, sometimes black, sometimes white, over her gray hair.

The butter, which the pharmacist sells, is sometimes white and odourless, having been bleached and deodorized.

Her sails are sometimes white, sometimes tanned.

The bells are often greenish, sometimes white, occasionally faintly lilac; they are partly hidden under the dark-green leaves.

In the early ages of Islam it was sometimes white and sometimes red, and consisted of the richest brocade.

On the crest, rising from an ornament enriched with pearls, was a large plume of feathers, sometimes red and sometimes white.

A little starch thrown into the bath will sometimes whiten the skin.

Sometimes white animals are sacrificed to the good Spirits and black to the evil.

Sometimes white customers would enter, see him or his wife working the desk, and leave.

Sometimes white bodies flickered momentarily in the dark wells of the entrances and immediately disappeared: they obviously de-tested the daylight.

Sometimes it is blue, reflecting the noonday sky; sometimes white from the clouds; again green and dark as the wind rises and the waves roll.