Sentence examples for red speck from inspiring English sources

Then you see this little red speck.

He told the Heritage Foundation that he was like a "red speck in a blue state".

TASIILAQ, Greenland -- With a tense pilot gripping the stick, the helicopter hovered above the water, a red speck of machinery lost in a wilderness of rock and ice.

In 2004, a group from the European Southern Observatory in Chile photographed a red speck about five times the mass of Jupiter orbiting a kind of failed star known as a brown dwarf in the constellation Hydra.

Look closely at the red speck of light in this false-color photo.

Very close to the star is an even more inconspicuous red speck that would never have been seen were it not for the extreme sensitivity of the NAOS-CONICA (NACO) instrument at ESO's Very Large Telescope on Cerro Paranal in northern Chile and the adaptive optics used to cancel out the blurring effect of Earth's atmosphere.

The red specks that punctuate this rhythmical bird ballet, and the round eyes that seem to glare at you with strange insistency, convey a weird sense of unspoken threat.

The burnished orange crumb flecked with red specks that result when turmeric interacts with baking powder, all topped by a grid of pistachios, give this dessert major plate appeal.

The tiny, bright red specks of dust are lifted into the atmosphere by the Martian winds, creating continent-sized dust storms that can occasionally morph into global events.

Cells with red specks for mitochondria indicate presence of J-aggregates, and thus were considered as normal cells.

Fanny Mann's was bright red, not a speck of dirt on it.