Sentence examples for yellowy from inspiring English sources

The upland villages of Provence all look like mini collapsed towers of Babel: yellowy, seemingly friable houses; old, tip-tilted, and coextensive with the rock they stand on – Brantes was no exception.

My skin has yellowy olive undertones and I often struggle to find a concealer that works for me, but this range has some great shades for yellow toned complexions.

She then photographs the wispy structures – some pinky violet, some yellowy white, depending, one imagines, on the day's load – and enlarges them into large-scale prints.

His exuberant locks have been tamed, almost shaved off, he's wearing a lurid lime green and emerald golf sweater and is jangling some really quite nasty, cheap, yellowy gold jewellery.

The sky had been too yellowy, which made Dangin think of pollution.

That generally produces a tsk-tsk from preservationists, but the result is an agreeable contrast between the hot red brick and the yellowy cream of the paint.

It was yellowy-white and long-nosed, with a broad forehead.

4.50pm BST Discovering Columbus We pass the huge Cummins Engine plant on the south side of town, and turn back through the residential outskirts, lined with two-storey Victorian white clapboard houses with yellowy-green dry lawns, flaking white air conditioning units propping up windows, topless grandpas sitting on porches.

For fashion watchers, Merkel has produced a "yellowy-green" jacket from her famous wardrobe of near-identical daywear.

Visually, it's overwrought: all torrential downpours and yellowy-green filters the colour of nausea.

We drive out of town, past the Guadalquivir river, and into a desert-like terrain of yellowy-brown soil and thick shrubs.