Sentence examples for livid yellow from inspiring English sources

Inside, in their livid yellow prison, are four figures.

His face was dark blue with a livid yellow mask around the mouth and nose.

In a 1907 painting we see a Niagara of livid yellow light gushing from some crevice in the cosmos.

"He had lost his serenity, his hands would tremble, his face was usually a livid yellow... he was miserable and in a very bad way.

The title series Rum Jungle is a sequence of faux art brut paintings of faces rendered in daubs and smears that have been photographed and presented in livid yellow metal frames, spotlit on purple walls.

It is only as the livid yellow light of dawn seeps into the room, and one by one they are jerked to life from the warm embrace of sleep, that we can make out the ravaged contours of their faces and, when speech comes at last, the ravaged souls beneath the wax-paper skin.

On it, two workers mix a livid-yellow potion in huge plastic barrels.

Last spring, designers soaked their collections with bright color; now the palette looks violently bright, with livid pinks, siren yellows and deep, airline shades of blue.

In the fine maritime painting "Pier at Dordrecht Harbor," for example, ships are bathed in a pearly sun-shower luminosity, while in "The Maas at Dordrecht in a Storm," more or less the same scene is filled with the sooty darkness of a breaking storm, with livid streaks of yellow-white paint -- lightning -- swiping across the sky.

"The Eagons quickened on the Streets / The Thunder hurried slow – / The Lightning showed a Yellow Beak / And then a livid Claw".

THEY look like something out of Hitchcock: enormous black birds with yellow hooked beaks and thick folds of livid red skin on their heads.