Sentence examples for yellow wood from inspiring English sources

In a Yellow Wood (1947), Vidal's second novel, written aged 22, was inspired by the first line of Robert Frost poem The Road Not Taken ("Two roads diverged in a yellow wood... ..)... ..

"If you like beech bark but don't have room, yellow wood, Cladrastis lutea, is a beautiful tree".

I walked over to a workbench and stood beside a slim boy who was intently carving an ashtray from a large block of yellow wood.

The pale yellow wood on its long hull – Radiata pine imported from New Zealand – brings to mind Ikea's ubiquitous birch veneer furniture collection.

The only tree that could provide a barrier on the prairie was the Osage orange (Maclura pomifera), an exotic-looking plant with glossy leaves, warty green fruits and rock-hard yellow wood.

There are musicals about Attention Deficit Disorder ("The Yellow Wood") and terrorism ("The Beastly Bombing"), musicals about underwear ("I See London, I See France") and roller derby, and two musicals based on the novels of Jane Austen ("Austentatious" and "Emma").

The choice between these two roads diverging in a yellow-bellied wood is always stark: a question of "whether the United States as we know it will cease to exist".

Growing from 15 to 25 metres tall, the tree resembles the yellow woods in leaf characteristics and growth habit but differs in flower structure and the presence of the seed covering.

It reeked of the early sixties, with its piss-yellow wood and fancy curves.

There are some reminders of South Africa here: the table is a very traditional Cape table of yellow-wood and stink-wood.

Its pale yellow hard wood is used for boats, furniture, and paneling.