Bracken invades steep fields and on the flatter tops yellowing barley is bounded by hedges of stunted thorn and gorse.
Others, including a fetching set of dishes from the 1930s, hand-painted with little boats topped with yellow sails, occupy her mother-in-law's breakfront.
A week later, on a Wednesday morning in October, Jacob lay inside a miniature gray casket topped with yellow chrysanthemums and a Ninja Turtles figurine.
The top yellow line shows pageviews per minute.
The PRP floated on top, yellow and opaque, like dehydrated urine.
Next, I chose the avatar's attire: a white tank top, yellow pants and Birkenstock-like sandals.
In my first clinical experience, I was learning a strange new color code: red-top tube for blood chemistries, purple top for hematology, green top, yellow top, and so on.
I am whizzing round Lisbon taking in the best of the sights in a little open-top yellow go-kart-like buggy, aptly called a GoCar.
Venus Williams was wearing the third of seven sleeveless outfits -- blue top, yellow skirt -- she brought to New York, a message that she likes her chances of making her second straight final.
The present form of the traffic light, with red at the top, yellow in the middle and green at the bottom, wasn't introduced until 1928 — and wasn't standardized until 1930.
Though only three of them own microwaves, they were drawn to Tupperware's best-selling Rock 'N Serve containers (clear bottoms, cinnamon tops, yellow vents), which are intended for winging leftovers directly from freezer to microwave.
