Sentence examples for blink yellow from inspiring English sources

It's also what the day-trippers and renters relinquish to us every Labor Day: the sweet hibernation of winters at the shore, when the traffic lights blink yellow all day.

If color in scientific illustration is often a matter of convention, convention rules in more common places, too; traffic lights, for example, blink yellow, a color that has no inherent connection to slowness or caution at all.

Driving down the strip at two AM watching the traffic lights blink yellow to the beat of "Wednesday Night Break-In," your world melts into the movie you wish it was.

Heading over to the restrooms in the billiard hall next door, I looked back to study my car, parked aloft on the tow truck, surrounded by blue-black sky and a sea of blinking yellow lights.

A system operated by Lockheed Martin for the government of Washington D.C. mailed 20,000 tickets to drivers who were caught in a trap in which a midblock blinking yellow signal occasionally turned red to let cars out of a parking garage.

Me and those around me played games in line, sharing inside jokes about the Valley while we marched forward toward the blinking, yellow box on the side of the street.

It daisy-chains with the Z10 itself so that you can charge both at once, with power directing to the phone first and backup battery second, and it has a light that blinks yellow while depleted and charging, green while more full and charging, and solid green when completely topped off.

COSTA MESA — The vice president of the College Park Elementary School PTA is gathering signatures to petition the City Council to install a blinking yellow light at two intersections where children, she said, are in danger of being hit by cars.

He saw only a wall of pines until a blink of yellow showed him where to look.

The modern traffic light first flashed in 1920, and continued to blink a yellow warning a century later but everyone kept driving right on through the Reds.

It starts blinking in yellow if the impact is moderate, or red if it is severe.