Defn: Any plant of the American genus Hydrophyllum, herbs having white or pale blue bell-shaped flowers.
Mining) Defn: A pale blue flame, at the top of a candle flame, indicating the presence of fire damp.
Of how fair a portion Adam disinherited his whole posterity!
And in particular, we want to learn the compliments he paid you; for some day, when we three are dressed like you in pale blue silk, etc, we may have similar compliments ourselves.
But you have noticed men and women and children in pale blue canvas, with thin yellow faces and dull eyes?
They fired as they ran at men unseen, and then emerged a number of pale blue figures in pursuit.
She was dressed in a pale blue kit of a distinctly seaside cut, so the police are hoping to find her.
He was accompanied by a pretty, dark-haired girl in a summer gown of cream serge and wearing a neat little hat of pale blue silk.
The open robe of pale blue satin, brocaded with silver, was lifted at the sides with big bunches of blush and deep-pink roses over a white satin petticoat.
A rather older bird is similar to the above, but down the sides and middle of the breast are three lines of pale blue feathers.
Iris varies, usually mottled pinkish surrounded by a narrow white ring or a pale blue ring; bill black; legs carmine; nails horn-brown.
Wattle surrounding the eye, bill, and feet said to be pale blue.
Pure pyroxylic spirit is a transparent colourless liquid, having a penetrating ethereal smell, and a hot disagreeable taste; it is very inflammable, burning with a pale blue flame.
When gas mixed with a certain proportion of air is burnt, a pale blue flame, free from smoke, and possessing great heating power, is obtained.
If no pale blue flicker or flash is produced, the application of the flame is to be repeated for every rise of two or three degrees in the thermometer.
The eggs are four, pale bluein colour, and thickly spotted with brown.
The eggs are four or five, pale blue, and thickly marked with reddish-brown spots.
The nest is mostly made and lined with horse-hair, the eggs four or five, pale blue, and thickly spotted with dull brown.
Suen-tih, whose reign is the most celebrated for the production of Ming porcelain, produced very fine examples, with flowers in pale blue, having red fish moulded as handles.
The whole of the background is of brilliant green enamel, the reserves having a pencilled design in black on a pale blue ground.
The little mahogany table for the pale blue envelope!
There they were in a pale blue envelope on a little mahogany table in the back of Madame Pace's shop.
We found ourselves going rather quietly through a blackly purple forest, though overhead the sky was still pale blue.
At the edge of one of these hillocks far down the slope he saw the tail of a pale blue skirt, a white parasol cast upon the stubble beside it.
And on Monday the unclouded sun was irradiating a pale green world from a pale blue sky.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "pale blue" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
