Usar "salt-and-pepper" en una oración

1. We were counting out five seats and then placing the next salt-and-pepper shakers when the second slave was attached to the ring

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2. His hair, which hung to his shoulders, was salt-and-pepper with more pepper than salt

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3. Freshly tanned from the Las Vegas tan spa at the Palms Hotel, Woodson combed back his slicked salt-and-pepper hair

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4. Angling the heel of his hand, he massaged at his shiny forehead, then ran his fingers across his thinning, short-cropped stand of salt-and-pepper hair and down his tight neck

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5. Salt-and-pepper hair curling just above the tops of his ears and a perfect mole on his chin, if anybody had one foot on Bond Street and the other on the Bund, Larry was the man

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6. He had a salt-and-pepper beard that did not grow over the long scar of the sword wound Ralph had given him

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7. He had beautifully cut salt-and-pepper hair, and gazed out of the small screen with natural authority, and spoke without wasting a word

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8. And the messy salt-and-pepper beard hiding the mouth

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9. Dunk knew those arms, but from where? The lord who bore them was an older man, sour-mouthed and saturnine, with a close-cropped salt-and-pepper beard

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10. I had a stolen answering machine, a nearly full set of pocketed restaurant silverware, and a half-dozen salt-and-pepper shakers, including the new pair, from Tim-Clark’s that I couldn’t manage to transfer from the hall table to the kitchen

11. Across the crowd, the man Robert was waiting for stepped into the concourse—the man with the salt-and-pepper hair

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12. The man with the salt-and-pepper hair stopped at the piano, just as the Professor said he would

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13. The Seeker opened his knife and lifted the doctor’s head by a handful of salt-and-pepper hair

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14. He looked a little longer and ran a hand absently over his salt-and-pepper beard, which was matted halfway to dreadlocks

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