Sentence examples for displaying red from inspiring English sources
It's crammed solid with magazines, bills, catalogues, and advertising circulars displaying red galleries of grocery-store beef, the sight of which makes the sore on your lip pulse.
He describes the so-called "ant-walking alligators" that the survivors saw everywhere, men and women who "were now eyeless and faceless — with their heads transformed into blackened alligator hides displaying red holes, indicating mouths".
The micro-Raman spectrum of sectors displaying red coloration shows characteristics bands of hematite at 223, 289, 411 and 613 cm−1.
With increasing concentrations of potassium tellurite, colony numbers of the mixed cells expressing the selected five proteins with different solubility were decreased, but colonies displaying red fluorescence was identified to be produced the protein with relatively high solubility.
It uses machine learning and pattern matching to determine what's normal and what's a potential problem — flagging alerts to the user when it spots something suspicious, by displaying red or amber lights on the pebble and/or via in-app alerts.
She has participated in fashion shows displaying red dresses worn on celebrities as well.
A sizable number of the experts described the red wine's qualities in terms of its redness: that it was jammy, or displayed red fruit.
The objects moved rapidly in sharp angular movements and displayed red, green and blue lights.
The understanding here is that such people are clearly designated as noncombatants — by wearing a prominently displayed red cross, or red crescent, on their persons, for instance — or who are obviously civilians.
Pinkas Matan, the mastermind behind the cultural embassy who displayed red and green nail polish symbolising the Iranian flag, doesn't believe politics should hinder good relations between citizens.
Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area, with unusual high desert terrain and a spectacular multicoloured escarpment, is near Las Vegas, and Cathedral Gorge State Park, near Pioche, displays red and gold rocks that resemble church spires.
