Gray Pink

A gray-pink glow had begun in the east—what she knew now was the east. ❋ Gwyn Cready (2010)

When the sun has just set and the street lights have come on and the sky turns that post-snowfall gray-pink hue. ❋ Unknown (2010)

I remember hiding under my desk during bomb drill and looking up at the gum collection thinking, if the bomb really hit, would those hardened gray-pink blobs be the last thing I'd see? ❋ Unknown (2009)

The sun was already sinking into the deep green of the hills to the west of the valley, the red and gray-pink of its shadows touching the corners of the land, when Flick Ohmsford began his descent. ❋ Unknown (2008)

He ran at her with the speed of a champion race bird, gray-pink legs flying like knives, but she was close enough to the gate to get away. ❋ Lauren St John (2007)

These are the white nights of midsummer, when everyone dances and boats on the canals forever, because there is no night, only a brief, iridescent, Sister Parish gray-pink. ❋ Mather, Victoria (2006)

The sky goes from a sharp clear cold where a million stars burn bright and close, to the gray-pink cloud that enfolds the earth with the promise of snow. ❋ Gabaldon, Diana (2005)

The “black salt” of India, more of a gray-pink when ground, is an unrefined mixture of minerals with a sulfurous smell. ❋ Harold McGee (2004)

Dellray looked over the clerks one by one and his gaze settled on an old man, whose eyes dropped immediately to the dozen gray-pink flounders resting on the bed of ice. ❋ Jeffery Deaver (2002)

The motorcyclist was trying to get back on his feet, his gray-pink T-shirt already darkened by blood. ❋ Lawrence Donegan (2002)