Page chose a slightly flushed cheek and wine-stained lip to complement the eye.
She knows how a house with children in it sounds at night, what the heat and bustle in a kitchen feel like before a family dinner and how indiscretions arise in the dining room when everyone is flushed with food and wine.
And true, they tend to flush when drinking wine or exercising vigorously, but again, so do I.
Another combination that would work is O. 'Rosenkuppel', with purple-flushed, wine-coloured flowers, and the tufted fescue Festuca amethystina, which has purple flowerheads in early summer that ripen to summer blond as the season progresses.
In some cases, the bottle may be flushed with carbon dioxide before filling, or the wine may be sparged (agitated) with nitrogen gas.
In a sudado, or stew, of halibut and clams, the fish was dry, as if the broth (of white wine and ají, or chili pepper) had flushed out its native oils without infusing any other moisture.
They both appeared flushed, the color high in their cheeks, as if from drinking wine, even though all they ever drank in those days was tap water or tea, the bond between them clear.
The dried wines on the coupon surfaces could be readily flushed away with tap water.
Rumors persist, despite denials in the press, about the dangers of radioactive rain or the powers of vodka, and especially cabernet wine, to flush radiation from the body.
