Sentence examples for red recalls from inspiring English sources

"During Ann Romney's speech, the entire map of women talking from coast to coast turned bright red," recalls CNN producer Michelle Jaconi, who oversaw a Facebook partnership that visualizes political social chatter across a map of the US.

Red recalls the independence struggle, life, and socialism.

Mr. Stroud, his eyes red, recalled playing chess with his son and teaching him to swim, and watching old "Godzilla" movies with him on television.

The home page of Toyota's Web site includes a bright red "Recall Information" message, but the notices are more subtle on Lexus.com.

Starter Keith Brown, who was officiating his last National before retirement, waved his red recall flag and a second official, Ken Evans, who was situated 100 yards further down the track, in turn signalled to the leading runners to turn around.

The Reds recalled the right-hander Chris Reitsma from Class AAA Louisville.

The Reds recalled pitcher Edinson Volquez from Class A Dayton, and he could start Saturday against Pittsburgh in place of Aaron Harang.

His father, still with Pittsburgh, mentioned that he was relieved that his son did not play in a recent series between the Pirates and Reds, recalling how the mixed emotions he felt when his elder son, Dick, helped defeat the Dodgers in an important game in 1950 by hitting a home run.

Fittingly, "One Red Rose" recalls a national tragedy through specific impressions, filtered through 50 years of subsequent insight and experience.

At the same time, the vibrant red vertical recalls the nearly fluorescent color of a dress worn by Suzanne Santje in her large portrait by Eakins.

Ken Larson's ingenious set allows the lighting of Todd O. Wren and the sound design of Colin Whitely to evoke the sights and sounds of a ball field: a white backdrop edged with red slashes recalls the stitched leather of a baseball; chain-link fencing around the proscenium echoes the standard framing of innumerable sandlots and schoolyards.