Sentence examples for imposed red from inspiring English sources

The ACTU president, Ged Kearney, rejected claims the Fair Work Act imposed red tape on business, saying instead that it was a "blue ribbon designed to protect workers".

When we imposed red noise variance was almost twice as high as if we imposed blue or white noise.

P.S. 34 at 104-12 Springfield Boulevard occupies an imposing red brick 1897 building with turrets and gables.

We're heading up Canning Street towards an imposing red and cream building.

Nearly all of them went, but the imposing "red books" from the Royal Opera and Ballet were spared.

It was an imposing red brick building, described in the Guardian's 1955-56 woreportreport as "magnificent".

Nearly all of them went, but the imposing "red books" from the Royal Opera and Ballet were spared.

Julian Barnes made his only public appearance of the year on Thursday night, at the Institute of Technology and Engineering, an imposing red brick building overlooking the Thames.

Canal City is now well into its second decade, but the imposing red shopping mecca is still worth exploring en route to the Naka River.

The imposing red brick home is on the south slope of Capitol Hill between the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints (Mormon) headquarters and the Utah State Capitol.

The building that houses the restaurant is striking, with statues, an imposing red door, sculptured metal screens and a huge parking lot that always seems full.