Sentence examples for red got from inspiring English sources

Both blue and red got darker (with Cosmitech and Regalia, respectively), bright orange and various shades of turquoise were on the wane, the purples went from dusty lilacs to something very dark and baroque (Forbidden Plum), and green, while ever popular, was represented less by acidic and "botanical" hues and more by muted neutrals.

I toasted the rabbit-mask guy and the mysterious lady in red, got myself another slice of pie and reflected that despite its utter lack of creepy clowns and/or Sean Penn, this certainly had been like nothing I'd ever experienced.

Red got a check of $200 every week.

The Men in Red got on the board thanks to tries from Duncan Williams and Robin Copeland, and 11 points from the boot of Ian Keatley.

And because we all lived in the same neighbourhood and were friends, the Long Ryders and Green on Red got thrown into the Paisley Underground.

A red gets him started before a wild yellow to the middle, cueball scrambling like a memory from your childhood.

It shows that waitresses who wear red get bigger tips from male customers.

If your top is red, get a purple bag.

If this is your first time coloring your hair red, get it done at a salon.

When the announcer of the train says "Transfer to red," and get off at only at red, get off and transfer to red.

("Otis Redding got it right," Richards said).