Sentence examples for yellow man from inspiring English sources
noun
An Asian man or someone with Asian heritage
"I hate them," the Yellow Man replies.
The yellow man was the archetypal outsider.
"Are you Sunni?" the cameraman asks the Yellow Man.
"He was the only yellow man in the N.B.A., the only Asian.
She laughs and moves on to the next table, where another boy is playing with an SNP toy – a yellow man with pop-out eyes.
The video posits another theory: "I think the Yellow King might be this big yellow man dressed as a king who we've seen several times throughout the series".
Yellow men just wouldn't work.
As immigrants arrived in ever greater numbers, taking jobs not only in mines but as carpenters, laborers, laundrymen and porters, American newspapers began to warn the public about a "deluge of yellow men".
A reporter for a New York paper in the 1830s lamented the "white women, and black and yellow men, and black and yellow women, with white men, all in a state of gross intoxication, and exhibiting indecencies revolting to virtue and humanity".
Chief executive Nick Robertson said Floral and tribal print blouses, bright colours such as yellow, men's deck shoes and the 1950s Italian Riviera look are this season's big sellers.
He tells me about the by-election when he stood against Michael Portillo (Portillo pipped him at the post, gaining 16,000 votes to Weiss's 48), and his desire to solve the problem of the Orange marches in Ireland by having Blue men, Purple men, Yellow men too.
