Sentence examples for dire red from inspiring English sources

Other hardware features include the trademark BlackBerry notification LED, which flashes a dire red to indicate there's something new to check out in terms of messages, updates, etc., and a micro SD slot and micro SIM card slot under the back cover, which pops on and off easily but doesn't feel at all loose when attached.

In dire circumstances, red ribbons were tied around wrists.

They issued dire warnings that the red ink was mortgaging the nation's future and inviting economic calamity.

But pressure for a solution was mounting with dire warnings from Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke, red flags from credit rating agencies and pressure from the business and financial sectors.

So even if you're a dire hard meat lover, cutting out the red stuff for one day, viewing meat as more of a luxury, rather than a staple, and choosing local, sustainably produced meat will make a difference.

Amazingly blood-red poop isn't that dire, because it means you're bleeding somewhere past digestion, namely your rectum.

Ecosystems across the continent are in dire straits, with terrestrial and freshwater biodiversity rated as "red" based on current trends, and in the outlook for two decades hence.

The government likes to frighten voters with the dire prospect of a "popular front": an alliance between reds, Greens and the Party of Democratic Socialism (PDS), the successor to the East German communist party.

The video, called "Forward," opens with a red line heading sharply downward during 2008, narrated by dire news reports of the economic collapse.

But not after months of red faces, hemming and hawing, tussles between state officials and dire warnings about the perils of pedophiles from vigilant legislators.

In three weeks, a large coffin painted red, blue, gold, and white and covered with a collage of dire AIDS headlines will find its way into the rotunda.