Sentence examples for red foil from inspiring English sources
The only rule: You had to use the chopstick method instead of taking off the red foil.
An installation of red foil party favors that unfurl with the help of sixty tanks of air is delightful, as is a grid of pipes on the ceiling, which replicates a painting by Piet Mondrian.
Each of these sculptures is a greatly enlarged, glossily lacquered, stainless-steel representation of something small: a toy dog made of twisted-together balloons; a chocolate valentine heart wrapped in red foil, standing en pointe; and a silhouette of Piglet from a "Winnie the Pooh" coloring book, randomly colored as if by a small child.
Each is a greatly enlarged, glossily lacquered, stainless-steel representation of something small: a toy dog made of twisted-together balloons; a Valentine heart wrapped in red foil; and the silhouette of Piglet from a Winnie the Pooh coloring book randomly colored, as if by a young child.
Plants are mortal beings, and I am reminded of it every time I notice a lonely plant label on a naked patch of soil or see a poinsettia in a red foil pot, exiled to the fire escape after an unsuccessful treatment for mealy bug.
Chocolate hearts, wrapped in red foil, tempted me from a dish on the counter so I grabbed a few.
Hearts were everywhere that night: heart -shaped tablecloths and streamers, and centerpieces that looked like miniature hot-air balloons, the bright red, foil-wrapped gondoliers below sprouting tiny heart balloons of their own.
This may be the ugliest book in the history of American publishing — its bordello-red foil cover makes it resemble a detergent box designed by Satan.
One window is filled with plants in red-foil-linedpots because the landlord can't find anyone willing to pay the $6,000 rent for a front counter.
Our thoughts turn to Valentine's Day, and in a pleasant diversion from red-foil-wrapped chocolate hearts, it is turning out to be a good week for men in pants.
Besides, Valentine's Day always precedes one of my absolute favorite holidays, February 15th, "National Half-Off Every Piece of Red-Foil-Wrapped Sugary Crap in CVS Day," the day I really get out there and do my bit for America's economy.
