Sentence examples for red lives from inspiring English sources

Rootless since leaving his Kansas home at 13, long divorced and estranged from his three children, Red lives in a trailer and describes himself without shame as a "bum," but a happy one.

In order to differentiate between living and dead cells, red (live cells) and green (dead cells) pseudocolors were used and 20 red and green confocal images were acquired from every culture of Scenedesmus sp. DE2009 to determine the biomass and cellular viability at each Cr-concentration.

When an event is ongoing, a red "Live" banner appears, indicating that updates are still coming in.

When live videos are taking place in one of those trending sections, they will be marked with a bright, red "LIVE" label for easy spotting.

On first use, you'll have to tap that red "Live" camera button to login to your Facebook account, and then enable permissions for posting to your account.

"In something of red lived an irritant," it begins.

Some users noticed a red "LIVE" flag next to the "trending topic" on their Facebook News Feed.

Cell grids (black borders) represented cells at different states: live R (light red), live G (light green), dead R (dark red), dead G (dark green), and no cells (white).

Images are captured using a fluorescence image scanning unit (FMBIO III) instrument (Hitachi, Yokohama, Japan) and the ratios of red (live cells) and green (dead cells) fluorescence were calculated.

He pointed to a rack of reel-to-reels: Otis Redding, live, 1967, never circulated.

In fact, worldwide — reds live throughout Europe and Asia — they probably outnumber grays.