Sentence examples for red sky from inspiring English sources

And Red Sky, aptly, is named for the sailors' rhyme: "Red sky in morning, sailors take warning; red sky at night, sailors' delight".

Carol MacDonald's landscape, "Red Landscape," is distinguished by a pervasive red sky.

"Red sky at night, sailor's delight; red sky at morning, sailors take warning". This proverb makes sense for sailors near the equator, where weather systems move from east to west.

Remember the saying: "Red sky at night, sailor's delight; red sky in the morning, sailor's warning".

Red skies usually mean humidity in the air, check which direction the red sky is in at dawn, east or west to determine the weather.

A red sky, on the shield of an explosion.

No doubt we wondered at the incredible brightening of the great red sky-wanderer.

In a race against the clock, sailors do not want the benevolent red skies at night.

Fleming now finds it "quite evocative looking out and seeing smoke billowing out of cooling towers into red skies".

He journeys through plains, mountains, and red skies — a romantic loner unconsciously passing across heroic American landscapes — mostly in silence.

On one side was M-113, which looked plucked right off a Western soundstage glowing red skies, chaparral landscape, vaguely Meso-American ruins.