Sentence examples for yellow lightweight from inspiring English sources
Most of them are now sleeping in bright red and yellow lightweight tents, a thousand of which have arrived from compatriots in Hong Kong.
The inventory is astutely chosen, and often surprising: a thin bomber-style jacket by Mackintosh, dark blue with white varsity-style accents ($695); a bright yellow lightweight rain jacket by Melinda Gloss; a violet-check spread-collar shirt by Ian Velardi ($225); a rather flabbergasting array of Drake's ties.
After losing the bout that ended her tournament run, Franchon Crews sat at the smoky bar in the casino, drinking a glass of red wine with her sparring partner, Glenn Dezurn, a handsome twenty-four-year-old lightweight wearing a yellow sweatshirt and a Yankees cap.
4X4 pressure treated southern yellow pine will support a lightweight roof framed with 2X4 boards, spanning less than 15 feet (4.6 m) or so.
Given that I find silk a bit pyjama-y, the shirt has to be cotton and, because grotty yellow armpits are such a no-no, lightweight.
A now yellowing, handwritten letter from a feisty former lightweight boxer known as the Napoleon of the Ring — Jack McAuliffe by name — was sent in 1924 to the Hoosier Flash, an Indianapolis pugilist named Sid Glick.
The new floors will be clad in black glazed brick and black enameled lightweight aluminum panels, instead of the original yellow brick, to make a clean break between the new and the older floors.
They chose bamboo because it is lightweight but strong and will change color from green to golden yellow as it dries over the summer.
The first is the TT600, a lightweight, 600 cc four-cylinder machine in a stunning black and yellow or red and silver aimed directly at the Japanese 600's.
It's ultra-lightweight, made out of dri-FIT fabric and is, you guessed it, bright yellow just like the Livestrong bracelets.
That idea, propagated by heavy-duty Ford Crown Victoria yellow cabs piloted by life-long drivers in cities they know doesn't hold up, given Ubers are often lightweight hybrids often operating in places less familiar to the driver. .
