| Linen and cotton are the whitest of materials, after passing through the hands of the chemist or the bleacher. |
| Luckier was John Whitehead, bleacher of Lowercroft, who would have been aboard the Rothsay Castle but for a last-minute change of plan. |
| The other well was made by a bleacher in the neighbourhood of Lisburn in Ireland. |
| This has to be removed before the goods can be considered a good white, which it is the aim of every bleacher they should be. |
| One tablespoonful of borax to every gallon of water added to each boilerful, serves as a bleacher and disinfectant. |
| He caught both the ball and a bleacher to the face as he dove into the stands. |
