Sentence examples for may be red from inspiring English sources

Ed may be red, but he's definitely a new shade of it.

Some leads may be red herrings left by the terrorists to confuse the chase.

Of course, corporate chieftains worry that apologies may be red meat for shareholder lawsuits.

This may be red or blue packaging (eg, Budweiser and Brooklyn beers) or the drinks themselves (eg Chambord and curacao).

The flowers have a tube with five spreading corolla and may be red, pink, purple, blue, white, or yellow.

The bridge may be red but it is svelte and, supporters say, gracefully unobtrusive; when completed, it will extend 308 feet with no cables.

It has large eyes and a thin, glossy coat that may be red-brown, fawn- or cream-coloured, white, blue-gray, or gray.

Instead of embers from a wood fire, there may be red-hot stones (Fiji and Mauritius), or embers may be poured over the devotee's head in a "fire bath," or the devotee may lash himself with a flaming torch.

Their rings — his gold band and her one-carat diamond — may be "red-paper-clipped," Mrs. Harris said: bartered for something better that could in turn be bartered for something better still, as in the Internet celebrity Kyle MacDonald's tale of a paper clip that ultimately produced a house.

The All Blacks may be red-hot favourites to lift the Webb Ellis Cup again, but they will enter the tournament knowing that no side have successfully defended their title.

However, Type Ib light curves may peak at lower luminosity and may be redder.