pale-skinned

But they also have to take into account his pale-skinned wife.

Were he pale-skinned, it might have been all but invisible.

It was an older woman, a pale-skinned sample of the type on this world.

They get them from pale-skinned foreigners such as we hear rumors of.

They turned and saw a slim, pale-skinned young man in the open doorway.

Penny was pale-skinned, with short dark hair, and would have been beautiful in any other circumstances.

He is pale-skinned, as if he's been spending the winter in Tokyo.

A pale-skinned boy like him can conceal it by avoiding the sun.

Very pale-skinned he was, with a carpet of blond hair on his chest.

She is pale-skinned, worries a lot, and has large almonds on her face.

Pale-skinned people are the ones that stick out here.

A tall, pale-skinned figure had appeared at the entrance of the temple.

The pale-skinned man before him was short and compact.

A pale-skinned woman in an older car, "possibly having a wealthy grandmother"

Orrin is a given name meaning pale-skinned or white in Scottish.

Generally pale-skinned and tall, with brown or red hair.

He turned his troubled attention, though not his eyes, on the pale-skinned people from the north.

Pale-skinned black women wearing happy smiles gazed out from the packages.

He notices a gang of three men, all pale-skinned, observing him.

I set out to trawl for pale-skinned intruders like myself.

The original, pale-skinned Irene reacted by lifting one hand, then another.

Except, of course, that the pale-skinned frat boy type is not the hero at all.

She was portrayed as a pale-skinned woman with batlike wings.

The nobles down there have a fancy for pale-skinned women in their beds.

There had been something magnetically attractive about that pale-skinned woman and he could not get her image out of his mind.