Sentence examples for yellow papers from inspiring English sources
"Notes to Myself" began as a sheaf of yellow papers written by a guy, Hugh Prather, trying to figure some things out.
The sheaf of yellow papers was given to Venetia Butterfield, a British publisher who heard about it in 2010 when Helga came to London for a concert to commemorate Terezín.
His flyaway white hair was largely subdued, but his face turned pink with exertion as he delivered an hour-long speech, during which he did not use a teleprompter and barely consulted a sheaf of loose yellow papers on the lectern.
So was veal loin, a magisterial cut of meat: two and a half inches thick, bearing handsome grill marks and a delicious charred taste, with a garnish of sweet red and yellow papers and a deep-flavored reduction of stock and wine.
He wrote longhand on unlined yellow paper.
A letter arrived several months later, painstakingly printed on lined yellow paper.
A simple drawing on lined yellow paper arrived at The Times from California without a name attached.
Please try to order, and we'll pay for, yellow paper of the old sort...
Earl Hickey: Easy! fake moustache, plaid shirt, small piece of yellow paper.
On the trees the topmost branches are bare, the remaining leaves yellow, paper-thin.
"I'll go and find—" he holds his yellow paper up and scrutinises it again—"this Mr. Carrefax".
