Sentence examples for red borders from inspiring English sources

Even the hinge marks and the intermittent red borders agreed.

Pictured above: fuchsias are among those plants brought from greenhouses to the red borders in the summer.

Large blue Ron Paul signs with red borders are ubiquitous in Pahrump, mainly because of Sam Jones, one of Mr. Paul's most fervent backers here.

After proposing that C.Z. Guest's Braques could be improved with bright red borders, Draper -- whom Frank Lloyd Wright dismissed as an "inferior desecrator" -- was politely shown the door.

The 1915 dress of a girl from the Crow culture, of black wool and cotton cloth with red borders at the sleeves and hem, is covered with elks' teeth, symbolizing long life but also representing wealth, status and the hunting skills of the family's male provider.

It's an enormous, beautiful building that isn't afraid to shout about the diamond jubilee: big red banners bearing the ER II motif run down the front of the store, the window displays are framed with regal, red borders and feature crowns created by famous designers: Clive Christian, Roja Dove, Jo Malone, Salvatore Ferragamo, Tiffany & Co.

Time has decided to venture into documentary films and recently started a new unit called Red Border Films, named after the magazine's red border.

It is buff-colored with a bright red border.

Our women wear white sari with red border during auspicious times.

Using a palette of red and white the lighting designer Clifton Taylor creates an ever-shifting checkerboard out of the dancing area, which is delineated by a red border.

Bandhan Tigga, the dharmguru, or the priest of the Sarna society, said to local media, "The red border means a lot in the Sarna culture.