Sentence examples for red goods from inspiring English sources
noun
Products that are consumed and replaced quickly, such as food, as opposed to items that have moderate (orange goods) or long-term (yellow goods) lifespans. The colors here have to do with the rate of consumption, as opposed to the genre (as in white goods or brown goods).
With other so-called Red Goods, including the Twister Knife Block (as you twist the knife in, the block emits a groan), Chambers is proposing that we can enact our violent fantasies and channel some of our pent-up aggression.
So if you like your bolognese a lurid tomatoey red – good for you!
Shoulder to shoulder Preparing for austerity Lady in red Good sport Reprints Related items State-owned banking: Good sportMar 12th 2009Others blame the soporific effects of almost 16 years of economic growth.
The man loaded his shopping basket with herbs, added a red good-luck candle called La Madama — "Maybe it gives me protection," he said — and hustled toward the cash register.
Shoulder to shoulder Preparing for austerity Lady in red Good sport ReprintsEven Ms Harman may be daunted, though, by the obstacles that lie between her and the Labour crown.
Best fit in red, good fit in magenta, and poor fit in black.
It is clear from the figures that the white vertical lines representing the strike angle values coincide well with red (good fitting) areas.
Both the red ("good" overall performance) and black ("poor") clusters have mean candidates below the overall mean, whereas the poorly performing green cluster had mean candidates well above the overall mean.
I mean, I'm all for fighting heart disease, but isn't red good enough?
In Figure 6, we display the average expression profiles of the genes in the three groups of patients found: bad responders (red), good responders 1 (dark blue) and good responders 2 (light blue).
Grey and navy a red good choices for the office too.
