Sentence examples for drain red from inspiring English sources

The trailer, which has a sort of Stranger Things vibe, features some classic, terrifying scenes from the original film like a little boy chasing his paper boat down a storm drain, red balloons mysteriously appearing in the streets, and that messed up moment where George says "you'll float too".

The trailer, which has a sort of Stranger Things vibe, features some classic, terrifying scenes from the original film like a little boy chasing his paper boat down a storm drain, red balloons mysteriously appearing in the streets, and that messed up moment where George says "you'll float too".

Close-up shots of him as Ronnie drained red after black after red in the final revealed him to be muttering under his breath.

I had Lyme disease and some co-infections that I was treating with intravenous antibiotics: babesiosis, a malaria-like virus that drains red blood cells and causes fatigue; and bartonellosis, a bacterial infection common among homeless men, which causes vascular inflammation in the brain and bouts of madness, fantastical visions, and frank or rude speech, usually set off by eating carbohydrates.

Use a can of drained red kidney beans, or a mixture of red beans, navy beans, and garbanzo beans, if you like.

But the safety-net hospital, after years of failed efforts to drain its red ink, is not backing away from what its chairman, A. D. Correll, calls a "gut-wrenching decision": closing the clinic this month.

India must fight "brain drain" and red tape to improve its science establishment, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh told the Indian Science Congress today.

Rinse and drain the red beans until clean.

What do I do?" He tipped back his hat and gravely drained the red wine from his tumbler.

Years of sunlight had slowly paled the wallpaper in the living room and drained the red from the plastic roses on the sill.

But last year's results were drained by red ink from Chrysler, and the company had projected a year ago that DaimlerChrysler would have a profit of as much as $5.8 billion in 2002.