primrose-yellow

I wore something along those lines -- pine-green jumper, primrose-yellow blouse -- to my college interviews, and I got into EVERY ONE SO THERE.Nice implementation, Ashley.

You Too Can Enter The Exciting World of Airship Hostesses! - A Dress A Day 2009

Gemma had to look up as she took his outstretched hand, for Miles Sterrett was tall and slender, with a thin face and fine hair that looked more primrose-yellow than gray in the firelight.

A Share in Death Deborah Crombie 1993

They had bought rolls hot from the baker with primrose-yellow summer butter dripping from them and ate them as they roved among the stalls.

The Silent Tower Hambly, Barbara 1986

Here he broke off, for, on reaching the top of the staircase, he suddenly caught sight of a young and trim-looking girl of pleasing appearance, clad in a uniform of primrose-yellow, with white apron and cap.

Juggernaut Alice Campbell

On the third day hundreds of primrose-yellow envelopes, inscribed in green ink to the studio's clients, poured into the letter-chute.

The Nest Builder Beatrice Forbes-Robertson Hale

She was glad of the excuse of the heavy heat to discard her usual black gown and be seen in a colour that she knew belonged to her by right of her black hair and violet eyes -- a deep primrose-yellow of soft, transparent muslin.

Blue Aloes Stories of South Africa Cynthia Stockley

She wore a coat of gosling-green with facings of primrose-yellow, and when she fell and barked the knee of one stocking I took her to old Martha, and old Martha mended her.

If You Touch Them They Vanish Gouverneur Morris 1914

I stood watching him until he seemed a moving shadow along the level floor of the world flooded with primrose-yellow, until he became a shifting stroke of umber on a background of misty gold.

The Prairie Child Arthur Stringer 1912

And the lamp gave forth an unearthly light, which poured over the endless sands a sheet of primrose-yellow flame.

It Happened in Egypt 1889

While Mrs Vesey and Miss Halcombe were richly clad (each in the manner most becoming to her age), the first in silver-grey, and the second in that delicate primrose-yellow colour which matches so well with a dark complexion and black hair, Miss Fairlie was unpretendingly and almost poorly dressed in plain white muslin.

The Woman in White 1860