pale as a ghost

You're pale as a ghost and a million miles away.

Her violet eyes were huge in a face pale as a ghost.

A common expression in English is "pale as a ghost."

The chaplain, pale as a ghost, had no idea what was going on.

Light and shadow washed over it, leaving her pale as a ghost.

For the first time in a very long time, Clark went pale as a ghost.

He was as pale as a ghost with the shock of what he'd done.

"Pale as a ghost, too," he said and laid a hand on her brow.

Since he had not shaved that day, he looked pale as a ghost.

Below her, the unconscious human was as pale as a ghost.

All he could see was his own face, as pale as a ghost floating in the night.

She'd gone pale as a ghost, yet she still seemed grimly determined to take out the nest.

Tom Christie wandered over to them, pale as a ghost, but pipe in hand.

Silver walked back over to the desk clerk, who was pale as a ghost and frozen in place.

The old man went pale as a ghost.

In the corner, Tony Wilson went pale as a ghost.

Every time they passed a streetlight, the harsh white light swept over her face, pale as a ghost.

She was pale as a ghost and skinny as a rake.

Raven stood there, her lovely face as pale as a ghost.

The kid's breath was coming in whistles, and his face was pale as a ghost.

He was as pale as a ghost, and he looked really scared.

Either way, the man appeared ill, as pale as a ghost in the lights of the runway.

An odd wry creature, he thought, watching her surreptitiously, and pale as a ghost.

Three meters tall and pale as a ghost, with a year-old guest?"

You are nearly pale as a ghost!