She remembered the piebald hair of a convicted woman, with brown roots growing through the crude bleach.
--Jan Dalley, Diana Mosley
The Reverend Joseph A. Burgess drives a station wagon whose make surely could be determined, but the car is so dilapidated--the ornamentation gone and the paint thin and piebald, as if sandblasted--that the vehicle has achieved a perfectly generic identity.
--Richard Todd, "Faith, Fear, and Farming," Civilization, June 2000
"This story happened a long while ago," he said, "in those uncomfortable piebald times when a third of the people were Pagan, and a third Christian, and the biggest third of all just followed whichever religion the Court happened to profess."
--H. H. Munro (Saki), "The Story of St Vespaluus"
