The blue cloth bag was now faded and yellowed with wear.
Without words, through yellowed eyes, I receive my thank you and her eyes slowly close.
Two days later, flushed with vindication, she knocked on my front door and handed me a yellowed newspaper clipping.
White plastic PVC plumbing has yellowed and thinned on the side exposed to the light, where its chloride is weathering to hydrochloric acid, dissolving itself and its polyvinyl partners.
The book yellowed from age.
It whined against our Windows and liquefied the plain and sky to a single, yellowed light.
The library first learned of the missing books when it discovered a yellowed ledger in its basement.
Let's just say it wasn't worth the yellowed paper it was written on. I didn't understand it then as a young MBA student, but life has a habit of throwing you curve balls.
The newspaper had been yellowed by sunlight.
He took a yellowed letter out of his shirt pocket and read it to us.
Book pages artificially yellowed (by leaving them in the sun, or very carefully baking them in an oven at a low temperature) make terrific faux-antique wall decoration.
Aziraphale turned a few of the yellowed pages.
The lantern broke by the winds and the yellowed paper could not replace the brightness in the darkness.
Our memory has not yellowed.
Many of her trenchant articles together with those of rewi alley can be found today in the yellowed volumes of the magazine .
A yellowed certificate of ownership dating back to 1953 hangs on the wall.
The leaves of the book were yellowed with age.
Stone-faced, the stocky lad bent, unlaced his boot, and drew a yellowed parchment from a hidden flap within.
Time has yellowed the wallpaper.
In October 1519, for instance, Babur rode out to Istalif with friends: “Its lawns were one sheet of trefoil; its pomegranate trees yellowed to autumn splendour, their fruit full red.”
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