Whitely,' I says--'Bill Whitely when you say it out loud.
My name is Bill,' I answers; 'Bill Whitely if there's anybody likely to be in hearing.
And a youth, a slave, was standing Every evening by the fountain Where the waters whitely murmured; And his cheek grew pale and paler.
The country here is barren and stone-ridden, but to the west, where Torrijos gleamed whitely on the plain, the earth was green with lush corn and heavy blades of maize, now springing into ear.
Both turned, and the pallor of their faces shone whitely through the gloom.
If madame could restrain her religious enthusiasm so much as to sit still, we should make better progress.
Larralde stroked his moustache with a half-furtive air of contempt.
They could see Winnedumah shining whitely on the ridge ahead, but when they had gone down into the gully with great labor, and up the other side, there it stood whitely just another ridge away.
They had intermarried in-and-in also till their small stature, their whitely look, the droop of their eye, and their weak leaky speech all made them to be easily recognised wherever they went.
She walked swiftly, the purple veil blown back and her face seeming to look out of it whitely, so whitely that she became terrible.
Yet well we know The upland Path of Dreams that whitely winds (Yclept or Way of Fools or Path of Hope) Leads upward ever to the Hills of Song!
WHEN we left Naples in January the snow lay whitely upon the scarred poll of Vesuvius.
It is twice as large as our ivy-leaves, shaded richly with bronze and purple, and whitely veined, and there were hundreds as fine upon the vine.
Hoar frost shone up whitely from the crisp grass of the lawn, and long black shadows were cast downward by the trees, shaken like drapery when the wind tossed the branches up and down.
Kitty peered through them both, and got a good view of the loch, glimmering whitely in the starlight between its black, wooded shores.
They seem hardly worthy of the name of mountain in Alaska; but they float so whitely and so beautifully above the deep blue waters of Lynn Canal that the voyager cannot mistake their mission.
Sallie Davis and Mattie Hastings were crying, while Edna Whitely and Mollie Long drew nearer.
Mollie Long made the cots; Sallie Davis put the cooking utensils in place; Edith Overman and Edna Whitely began gathering sticks for the fire.
Sallie Davis and Mollie Long washed the dishes, while Nora and Edna Whitely tidied up the tent, after which the fire was lighted with the usual ceremony.
So all the paths that wild creatures use going down to the Lone Tree Spring are mapped out whitely from this level, which is also the level of the hawks.
Dew rose whitely from the clover fields beyond, veiling them as with white chiffon.
Castle towers loomed darkly purple in the sunset, or shonewhitely at noon.
But it was rough and thunderous still, and its wave-crests gleamed whitely under the starlight.
Sometimes, though rarely, it was visible as the moon drew near her setting, and then it would glitter whitely and malignantly, like a frosty spear-point.
The sun, an hour or two past noon, glared down whitely into the gulf, and glistened, in a myriad of steely reflections, from the polished but irregular steeps of slime.
Hotly burns the amaryllis With its stars of red; Whitely rise the stately lilies From the lily bed; Withered shrinks the wax May-apple 'Neath its parasol; Chilly dies the violet dapple In its earthly hall.
At the door to the whitely glittering bathroom she called to him again, softly; he turning.
With a face that stood out whitely in the gaseous fog, Mr. Loeb fumbled for the red slip of his berth reservation.
Sunlight danced and lay whitely as far as the eye could reach.
It was noon before they struck the road from Durovernum to Anderida, a straight and serious highway that went whitely amid wastes of scrub, thickets, and dark knolls of trees.
The building itself was modelled somewhat after the fashion of a Roman villa, with a porch--whitely pillared--leading from a terrace fringed with flowers.
The same evening a soldier on the walls of Tintagel saw a dim throng of sails rise whitely out of the west.
Even when there is a mist, so that Mentone itself is veiled and Ventimiglia lost, Bordighera can be seen gleaming whitely through.
Farm buildings adjoining were also ablaze, and the wide highway stretching away to the east showed whitely in the glare.
One flag: The signal to hold over the road, which stretched whitely for a mile or more and merged into the fertile fields without the city.
The Whitely mills were significant of the new Bremerton, now neither village nor city, but partaking of the characteristics of both.
I'm only urging Hodder to go for his own good," Mr. Whitely continued.
For life presented no more complicated problems to the middle-aged Mrs. Whitely than it had to Alice Langmaid.
Alice Whitely had vivid memories of a childhood when he had never failed to get what he wanted; a trait of his of which, although it had before now caused her much discomfort, she was secretly inordinately proud.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "whitely" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
