Sentence examples for yellow comes from inspiring English sources

The beautiful yellow comes from the eggs and from carotene in the butter, the same chemical that makes carrots orange.

The setting sun over the Pacific allows darkness to envelope the crater and the fiery, bubbling centre of Yasur – orange red and yellow – comes into sharper relief.

From Buzzfeed Yellow comes "What It's Like To Be Intersex," a compassionate and nuanced examination of the many layers of intersex identity.

It was a bad break for us when the yellow came out to begin with".

Thus swathes of the country will appear blue and yellow come what may.

Or perhaps a feeling for tropical nature, because leaf green and banana yellow come not just as colors but also worked into lush and flamboyant patterns.

Then in 1977 this play, Happy Yellow, came up at the Bush theatre, in west London, which was run by Jenny Topper.

Ally McCoist, whose team won the Scottish League One game thanks to Lewis MacLeod's 20-yard strike in the 18th minute, said: "Bilel received a second yellow coming off the park.

Thus, green and yellow came to be chosen as the Brazilian colours; these colours were also associated with the verdure of the land and with its great mineral wealth, especially gold.

Scheuber's double yellow came even quicker, her first in the 72nd minute and the second just five minutes later.

Brown's second yellow came in stoppage time after Flood missed a great chance to equalise, but he failed to get the ball from under his feet.