Sentence examples for been yellow from inspiring English sources
adjective
Having yellow as its colour.
It has been yellow journalism at its best.
What had been yellow and white was copper and brown.
Its waiting room, a dispiriting colour that must once have been yellow, is empty.
I don't know if the card should have been yellow, red or pink.
He carried an industrial vacuum that had been yellow but was so smudged that it would soon be black.
Not worthy of a booking, which is just as well given that Mascherano has already been yellow carded.
Leko had earlier been yellow-carded for another deliberate foul.
"The original colors would have been yellow-green across the wings," Dr. McNamara said.
"Bismarck knew he had already been yellow-carded, and what he did the second time was dumb," Hansen said.
As O'Shea pointed out it takes a bit of doing to concede a cross-kick score to a side whose winger has just been yellow-carded but Dollman coolly set up his captain Jack Yeandle for a juggling score regardless.
The Ivory Coast striker could also have been yellow-carded for a second-half foul on Jack Cork, but Monk thinks the first offence deserved a red.
