Many placenames in this part of Derbyshire, like fallen leaves from a dead tree, are yellowing reminders of the lead mining and processing industry that dominated the waking lives and nightmares of the families who worked in it.
But beneath it, there is a yellow ribbon, a somber reminder that the nation is at war.
Besides the ham-fisted design, the yellow served as a reminder that the club was simply Heidelberg in disguise, and after a promising beginning at Victoria Park, Collingwood Warriors died an ignoble death.
It's as silly as it sounds, stilted and cheap-looking in its waking action – but the dream sequences, rendered in marbled monochrome with slashes of red and yellow, provide a distant reminder of the master's dormant gifts.
Her architect says that she doesn't leave papers unfiled and doesn't post yellow sticky notes as reminders of things to do.
Many settlers in Gaza put on orange Star-of-David patches, a reminder of the yellow ones Nazis forced Jews in the Reich to sew on.
Perhaps the yellow star served as a reminder that she was no different.
Experience has made me a better time manager, and I take no shame in my liberal use of those little yellow stick-em notes as reminders.
10, 11 The most commonly used interventions were verbal and written reminders; supplemented with yellow card placement.
The events of the last three weeks -- the code orange alert, grounded planes, fighter plane escorts, warnings of hijackings and, on Friday, a stand-down to a nationwide code yellow -- have been a jolting reminder for many Americans about their own fragile sense of security.
