canary yellow

The Bug had come off the assembly line a canary yellow.

The other half is made of a canary yellow acrylic fur.

Window frames in the bedroom wings are painted canary yellow.

Before she took another dozen strides the color went from pastel green to bright canary yellow.

The blazer was green this time, and the turtleneck canary yellow.

The first recorded use of canary yellow as a color name in English was in 1789.

In vaporous form it appears as a canary yellow smoke.

It was a long station wagon painted canary yellow.

The water was deep and broad, surrounded by fever trees with canary yellow trunks.

The official team colours are canary yellow and blue.

It has a rectangular bottom in canary yellow and stands for the sun, symbol of the physical life.

Laughing, she snatched up a tube of canary yellow.

The traditional canary yellow pads, a staple for lawyers, in particular, will be replaced with white ones.

That earned him a preferred parking space at camp, where he parked a canary yellow car.

Bolts of cheap chiffon in red and canary yellow line the shelves.

His canary yellow slacks looked as if they'd been pressed by a steam roller.

Soon, a canary yellow canopy for Crunch was installed.

If eyes turn canary yellow, consult your doctor.

But as he learned from working in India, where canary yellow is virtually a neutral, a foreign set of guidelines prevail.

Mr. Morris, who was in a lot of canary yellow, enjoyed watching his work, too, despite the woman sitting behind him.

Above the storm, the sky was a peculiar canary yellow fading to a cold dense gray.

Her sister-in-law wore canary yellow trimmed with black marten fur.

She could wear anything that black women wore; wild African prints, canary yellow and deep turquoise.

The large (3 inch) wide flowers are cup shaped, canary yellow and have a mild fragrance.

The diamond, canary yellow in colour, is cut in a pear shape.