Sentence examples for red earth from inspiring English sources
noun
A red soil found in tropical areas, containing oxidized iron.
In the sticky red earth of Finca La Florida, everything grows.
Saman travelled to Conakry, Guinea's capital, and on to the red earth of the Simandou Mountains.
Like the tough, old red earth where he roamed, Red Dog could only be an Aussie dog.
Blazing with yellow flora, red earth, and, at least outside Nairobi, unsullied azure sky, Africa was wasted on the woman.
To most outsiders Australia seems a faraway nation of open spaces, eternal skies and red earth.
His feet were caked with red earth.
The hills are patchy with grass and bare iron-red earth.
The bodies lay pell-mell under sticky, red earth at Al Islamiah, a sprawling cemetery in Aleppo.
The heavily gullied sandstone is overlain by lateritic/red earth deposits (Reyment 1965).
The Ajali sandstone which is about 406 m thick in the area is overlain by lateritic/red earth deposits.
More than three dozen people were on the bus, which was returning from the Red Earth Casino near Salton Sea.
