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Yellowly said: "BT made a commitment to help regenerate South Tyneside.

In the excerpt quoted above, the author uses an adverb, not an adjective, to describe the manner in which the half-caste's fangs protrude--"yellowly," a choice that gives greater strength to the description, implying an inherent "yellowness" in the man manifested as an action.

North Shields Thirds defeated Gateshead Fourths 3-1 thanks to strikes from Reah, Foster and Yellowly.

Corbridge Gardening Society, talk, A-Z of Plants, by Dr Tom Yellowly, Parish Hall, St Helens Street, 7.30pm.

The harder the eye looks at this poem, the more textualised nature appears to be as it glares back: The first time I looked seaward, westward it was looking back yellowly, a dulling incandescence of the eye of day.

The students who took part were Rebecca Yellowly, 17, Hannah Robertson, 17, Rebecca Napier, 18, Kay Brannan, 17, Nicole Lee, 18, Georgia Maughan, 14, Rhys Wallace, 16, Adam Mulligan, 16, Adam Rowntree, 16, Daniel Guest, 16, Ryan Laws, 17, and Callum Hall, 16.