Sentence examples for flew red from inspiring English sources

In grubby market stalls and ramshackle shops, residents flew red flags that advertised their support for Thaksin Shinawatra and his younger sister, Yingluck, who is now in line to become Thailand's first female prime minister.

He hung out a huge banner listing unemployment figures across the facade of the grand Edwardian county building that sits across the Thames from Parliament, and he flew red flags from its roof.

They dressed in black, masked their faces and flew red and black flags as if they were a revolutionary army, but anarchists who smashed up shops, banks and hotels during last Saturday's anti-cuts protests in London have dismissed government allegations they are "mindless thugs".

A small band played cumbia music in the corner and some children flew red-and-yellow kites against the cobalt sky.

With those hopes dashed, several monster buyouts are starting to fly red flags.

In Seaside Heights, lifeguard stands were flying red flags to signify that it was too dangerous for most people to wade in beyond knee-deep.

In that year the fleet was formed into three squadrons with the admiral commanding the centre squadron, his ships flying red ensigns.

It's always a bad air day when flying: red eye, cramps, the penitential air of baggage recovery, the Ballardian bleakness of airports.

The recognition value of the flying red horse was understood, however, and a streamlined version of it has a prominent place on service station buildings.

An estimated 15,000 fans filled Redfern Oval and burst onto the surrounding streets crammed with cars jamming their horns and flying red and green flags.

The reds, named for the supporters of Mr. Thaksin's Pheu Thai party, who fly red flags and wear red shirts to their demonstrations, are poorer, less educated and concentrated in northern and northeastern areas of the country.