Sentence examples for gone yellow from inspiring English sources

In yesterday's hearing, Green produced a video that he said proved the trackside lights had not gone yellow until after Tracy had passed Castroneves.

Absent are the spare pages gone yellow with age, the words ticking by beneath covers showing only a watercolor image, solid advice from this sensible, writerly woman, who died in 1992 at the age of 78.

Indeed, he uses his reportorial talent for description to conjure the glum, shopworn world they inhabit: he notices the linoleum curling at its seams, the fake antique furniture "broken out in pediments and lathework grenades and ornamental buboes," the old sewing machine "whose plastic had gone yellow".

Newspapers have gone yellow.

His card was one of the old laminated ones; it had gone yellow at the edges.

Then my agent says, 'Oh, The Simpsons want you in an episode.' Once you've gone yellow, you've made it.

If you're happy, it goes yellow.

When she died she went yellow.

During a drought everything goes yellow and dry.

Her eyes went yellow, then blue, then red.

An ageing lens goes yellow, cloudy and hard.