Sentence examples for red precincts from inspiring English sources
The red precincts indicate where the three Republican candidates combined to win a majority of the vote.
A lot of the reddest precincts may be in by now.
The Obama campaign even found voters to target in ruby-red precincts, a break from earlier campaigns when solidly partisan precincts were simply written off.
The campaign worker there said that their precincts are mostly red.
They dance and sing on the street wearing oversize "underpants" to assail invasive gynecological examinations for female civil servants, stroll through shopping precincts in bridal gowns spattered with red paint to combat domestic violence and shave off their hair in protest at higher university admissions standards for women.
This was symbolised most compellingly in 2014 when the precinct was covered with nearly a million red ceramic poppies – one for each of the 888,246 British and Commonwealth soldiers killed in the First World War.
Painted in rich hues of ocher and red, the buildings would not be out of place in the more fashionable precincts of Frankfurt or Munich.
In the "red reality", Efrem is his newly promoted partner, while Isaiah has been transferred to a different precinct.
Spread over three floors of an attached red brick Victorian, the apartment overlooks a quiet locked garden in one of the city's most exclusive precincts, where Ferraris and Bentleys roll past the boutiques of Hermès and Chloé.
Bob Koenig, a 62-year-old lawyer, said he wasn't surprised to hear his precinct was the reddest in the city.
