Sentence examples for by a thin red from inspiring English sources
Pearly, succulent and perfumed like litchis, rambutans are guarded by a thin red shell sprouting fearsome-looking bristles.
For instance, a map of Homey Airport, Nevada – the US Air Force base commonly known as Area 51 – records a lone cyclist taking a ride from the base along the west edge of Groom Lake, marked on the heatmap by a thin red line.
Having been inspected and cleared by security guards to describe for the President how the tornado snatched his house away, Morris Rembert Sr., 41, found himself and his six family members penned into a 6-foot-by-10-foot area, surrounded by a thin red rope on stakes.
A gorgeous case in point is "Little Rouge" (1969), a painting roughly 4 by 9 feet, topped by four narrow stripes (one simply a thin red line) over a broad expanse of mustardy sand color.
This idea of obtaining a thin red line semantics by introducing a unique historical parameter has been discussed in (MacFarlane 2003, 330 331, cf. n. 10).
The model fit (combining white and colored noise) is shown by a thinner red line.
"Red-hot poker!" Willison announced, pointing to a thin red flower growing along the path.
A whitish square edged in a thin red line signifies the purity of consciousness.
> -wrap-foot> On gross examination, ablation zones were well-demarcated foci of brown discoloration (necrosis) of the pulmonary parenchyma, surrounded by a thin peripheral red rim (hyperemia).
Thin red enamel lines overlap gilding, while thicker polychrome enamels overlap both gilding and thin red enamel, meaning that the gilding was applied first, followed by the thin red enamel, and finally the thicker polychrome enamels.
Other houses in Wilberforce Barracks, the village-like compound surrounding the hospital, were on the list of the dead and placed under quarantine, marked off from the surrounding jumble of shacks and cinder-block houses by a thin line of red or blue string.
