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Then everything there was went grey for a little while.

There was little blood and his face had gone grey.

But his vision went grey after that, and then black.

I am 46, going grey and on the point of total collapse.

I looked down at his head, and saw that he had gone grey almost overnight.

His hair, although still black, like her father's was going grey at the temples.

My vision was going grey with little white flowers in it.

Those women who can, I assume, go grey without regret.

I took a bath and the water quickly went grey then pink.

The child had gone grey as the ashes in the fireplace.

Quite early in life his hair had gone grey.

She tightened her grip and his vision began to go grey.

Her face had gone grey, but she came closer.

She had red hair, going grey, that was twisted back into a bun.

He was a large man, with white skin and black hair that was going grey all over his body.

When he heard what Seymour had to tell him, he went grey.

The view was going grey before him; he had to stare at the controls and the screens.

"If somebody were trying to kill me and my whole family, I might've gone grey overnight, too!

Now he was shaken; his face went grey and seemed to shrivel in on itself.

The sky went grey as stone above the plain; the light faded from the child's face.

He was a tallish man, about thirty-five, already going grey.

As he listened, his face went grey with shock.

I guessed she was about fifty, blonde going grey, powder on her face.

A square teak table going grey in the weather and four chairs.

The day had gone grey with the hour.

We reached the village as the world began to turn grey.

She was a woman whose whole self had turned grey, not just her hair.

When humans get older hair can turn grey or even white.

Far away, and down near the horizon, the sky began to turn grey.

These few words strung together are most certainly enough to cause every hair on a parents' head to turn grey.

Britain became an elderly nation before others started to turn grey.

I had not known, until the sky began to turn grey in the east, which way the current bore me.

He had turned grey, as Indians do when they are unhappy.

His father's hair turned grey overnight when he heard of the assassination.

As a result, the concrete turned grey and began to decay.

The stem is firm, white, and turns grey with age.

The next man on board was small, muscular, with blond hair beginning to turn grey.

However, the living human brain is actually pink in color; it only turns grey when dead.

He seemed younger then, though his dark hair was turning grey at the temples.

The servant turned grey under the natural olive brown of his skin.

Again she shivered, and her lips turned grey with pain.

His hair was turning grey, years before its time.

"Somewhere I read that young men who are condemned to death turn grey during their final walk," he said.

The blood turned grey and a dirty foam rose to the surface.

Born black, turning grey, often with white markings on head.

Unlike many blue potatoes, it does not turn grey after boiling.

He saw, too, that his hair was turning grey.

Hair may start to turn grey or be lost from late teens onwards.

After maybe an hour the sky began to turn grey, and he went to the rail grimly.

Now the Man's hair was turning grey, which the young Wife did not like, as it made him look too old for her husband.