Sentence examples for red glare from inspiring English sources

Clinton did not live to see the rockets' red glare.

It gave a red glare while in the air.

So she did, in time for the rockets' red glare.

"The rockets' red glare" has continued to memorialize Congreve's rockets ever since.

"Remember the words of the anthem: 'rockets' red glare,' " he said.

In 1984 he wrote a book on his love of the rockets' red glare, called "Fireworks: A History and Celebration".

Browne likened the "blood-stained decks, and the huge masses of flesh and blubber lying here and there, and a ferocity in the looks of the men, heightened by the red, fierce glare of the fires," to a scene out of Dante.

Since 1991, The Environmental Media Awards have honored those who use the red hot glare of popular art to further this worthy cause.

"And what about the fall, when the leaves fall off the trees," and the red slide glares against the snow?

If you're really mad, show that you mean it by shooting a red-hot glare at whatever you're frowning at.

Brown resisted the impulse to move straight to the glaring red wounds, and instead snapped into protocols.