The red planet resembles the Old West both geologically (a lot of dusty red rocks) and thematically.
LUCY KREPENYE holds up a nondescript piece of metal, about 4 inches square, dusty red and lacy around the edges.
Too young to know grief, she played with dusty red plastic carnations, glancing at the rest of the dead, anonymous like her father.
When I parked in the garage of Zanardi's condo, I noticed a dusty red NSX in the garage, with flat tires.
I felt like Dennis Weaver in his dusty red Plymouth Valiant, being intimidated by the malicious trucker in Steven Spielberg's road-rage classic, "Duel".
"They're kind of like a vestigial organ, left over from another century," Sue London, looking up at a dusty red one in Times Square, said yesterday.
In the caves of Lascaux in France, or Pinnacle Point in South Africa, can be found paintings in an earthy, dusty red.
The high-rise buildings inside the compound, with their bright blue swimming pools on apartment balconies, jar against the dusty red roofs of the surrounding, low-lying favelas.
The National Museum in Phnom Penh is a dusty red stone building, whose galleries with high-ceilings surround a courtyard filled with shrubs and trees.
No sooner have the Tilsons settled into the dusty, red-brick mansion crammed with the previous family's possessions and memorabilia than their rural idyll starts turning ugly.
Out on the stump today, in wind-lashed town squares and the dusty, red-brick downtown of Des Moines, the real gap looks less like a gap of general intensity, and more like a doom gap.
