Sentence examples for red counterpart from inspiring English sources

Try Boekenhoutskloof's The Wolftrap (13.5% abv), in which it accounts for a quarter to a third of the blend – that's brilliant value at £7.50 from Four Walls Wine Co or £8.99 from Wine Rack, though don't be tempted to load up with its red counterpart without trying it, as it doesn't have the same finesse.

In particular, marine environment has been receiving growing attention and the advent of marine (blue) biotechnology is strongly contributing to it, in much extent approaching its health (red) counterpart, fostering new therapeutic proposals.

Inexpensive white wines have an advantage over their red counterparts.

The great irony of the Kookaburra ball itself being the centre of attention this week is how much better it held up than its red counterparts used throughout the summer.

Taxpayers will also fund research into scientific research into chemical contraceptives and vaccines, in an attempt to prevent the growth of the grey squirrel and encourage that of their red counterparts.

White-stemmed forms tend to be hardier than their red counterparts, so expect the latter to turn to mush in harsh frosts (but if you're lucky they'll re-sprout a crop of new leaves in spring before running to seed).

Unlike their more common red counterparts, the city's distinctive cream telephone boxes are not emblazoned with a crown.

For example, green objects in reddish light tend to look darker, so in reddish light green peppers (say) would look darker on Inverted Earth than their red counterparts would look in similar conditions on Earth (see Myin 2001, 69 70).

Yellow males that switched groups had just as much mating success as their red counterparts that stayed put roughly 84%—proving that it's not who you are but where you are that counts.

But unlike their stinging red counterparts, the tawny crazy ants create mega-colonies, sometimes in homes, and push out local populations of ants and arthropods, a University of Texas researcher warns.

Will he fall apart like his Reds counterpart?