Sentence examples for red crop from inspiring English sources

A tall dancer in a black leotard and riding boots danced on and around a pommel horse, waving a red crop.

Spears grabs "a pink lace dress, a few tight black numbers and a frilly red crop top, the kind of shirt that Britney used to wear all the time at seventeen but isn't really appropriate for anyone over that age," and enters a dressing room.

In a third shot, Lewis is seen standing on a rooftop against the Los Angeles skyline dressed in a dark red crop top.

The costume description says it features "an iconic red crop top with cap sleeves, a white cropped undershirt, blue high waisted pants with a back zipper closure, the must-have mustache, black glasses and a microphone".

Two women appear in the game — one a tanned Aussie with black unruly bangs and sparkly eyes, who wears a red crop-top shirt that we see a lot of, and the other an old flame of Nate's, an American journalist with Jennifer Aniston hair pulled back — both of them joshing and likable.

The blood-red crop circles on his back – the effects of the Chinese healing technique of cupping – only added to the overall effect.

It has five basic tools: Scenes for applying automatic touch-ups for photos taken in certain light conditions, like in low light or indoors; Adjust for making basic adjustments like rotating the image or removing red eye; Crops for cropping a photo; FX Effects for applying fancy filters; and Borders for adding stylized borders.

Lily Collins and the overplayed red carpet crop top.

We're thinking: a red velvet cropped trouser with a little jacket, for party season, possibly with a white silk blouse with something swooshy at the neck.

Most programs will let you perform standard tasks like eliminating flash-induced red eyes, cropping out unwanted backgrounds and fixing small imperfections within the photo, while providing wizards and tip boxes to prompt you along.

The list of key crops, which have their prices set by the government as the sole buyer, has been pared down from seven a decade ago to three today: cotton, sugar beet and wheat deemed the "red-line" crop since it is the basis for bread, the people's staple.