Sentence examples for red crimson from inspiring English sources

We passed snowy mountains, long crumbling escarpments and red crimson boulders that resembled giant bones.

Finally, one by one, blue and red crimson rosella birds started flying in from the bush — like a colorful version of Hitchcock's movie — and landing on people's hands.

The plants feature narrowly oval deep green leaves and produce 60- to 80-cm (25- to 30-inch) spikes of lilac to white four-petaled flowers, though many cultivars and garden varieties are red, crimson, yellow, and deep purple.

Spectral imaging was carried out on two illuminated folios (73r and 83r), while FTIR-ATR data was collected on 4 spots on f73r (red, crimson, blue and green) and one spot each on f83r and f86r (both blues).

However, in the Oppenheimer Siddur, similar pigment colours appear in both texts and painted miniatures, and four colours that form a major part of the colour palette used to illuminate the manuscript are represented also in texts: blue, red, crimson and green (Fig. 2d).

The monochrome works are classified as blackwork embroidery even when worked in other colours; red, crimson, blue, green, and pink were also popular.

Furthermore, as the show progressed, there were deliberate winks from the hair and makeup team, surely designed to emphasise links with Galliano's past collections: oiled and lacquered 1940s curls, and mouths painted into rosebud Kabuki-kisses of blood-red crimson.

Many members of this group, notably the anthoxanthins, impart yellow colours, often to flower petals; the class also includes the anthocyanins, which are water-soluble plant pigments exhibiting orange-reds, crimson, blue, or other colours.

There is a shade or hue of red out there for everyone: blood red, brick red, burgundy, carmine, carnation, cherry red, claret, crimson, magenta, maroon, pillar-box red, ruby, scarlet and watermelon red.

To go to the grocery store, I hauled him in a red wagon — often crimson-faced from cold — over slushy sidewalks and roads.

Warm salads are also a joy – as a first course to start a big, rich meal – mixing the brilliant colours of red chicory or the crimson-splotched variety, "Variegata del Castlefranco".