Sentence examples for red fright from inspiring English sources

One with a red fright wig and the other with a black star painted on his face.

At one point in the film, we see him hitching a ride in clown gear: red fright wig, thick makeup and baggy tartan trousers.

Then, for Jonathan Harvey's wondrously un-PC sitcom Gimme, Gimme, Gimme, she donned a red fright wig and glasses and became a gay icon.

When they went on the road with an act about school days, the brothers adopted the most commonplace stock characters of the era: Leonard put on a pointy hat and polished his stage Italian, Adolph wore a red fright wig to play an Irish loon, and Julius impersonated a beady-eyed, whiskered German professor in a black swallow-tailed coat and cravat.

Somebody coached Sarah Palin to think that by invoking red fright the unprecedented number of red states leaning towards Obama will, once again, come to their senses.

After treating the audience to a little light jazz flute and advising O'Brien to have plastic surgery ("You look like someone put a bright-red fright wig on a skeleton and chucked it out of a helicopter"), Ferrell's Burgundy revealed he had a special announcement.

It was answered in red-handed fright as if he'd just been asked by his wife to account for his whereabouts for the first time.

Everyone gets it when a dissipated singer wearing a short red dress, red-orange fright wig precariously plunked on her head, cigarette dangling from her lips, crankily whines, "I'm 30 years old tomorrow".

She cursed in fright and turned red.

Oldham gave Liverpool a fright, but the Reds fought back to book their place in the fourth round of the FA Cup.

While passing through Redding Glen, the horse took fright at a wind-whipped newspaper and bolted with driver Gabrilowitsch losing control.