Sentence examples for red sunrise from inspiring English sources

The look seems rather minimal so far – will the red Sunrise sofa survive the move?

As he later described it, "over my couch a coil of rope—I saw the beginning of a fiery red sunrise on one side and the moon looking like a silver coin on the other".

The series, which takes Rostnikov from the Soviet era to the present, includes "Death of a Dissident" (Ace Books, 1981), "Murder on the Trans-Siberian ExPress" (Mysterious Press, 2001) and "A Cold Red Sunrise" (Scribner's, 1988), for which Mr. Kaminsky won an Edgar Award in 1989.

Unzipping the tent at dawn and walking straight out on to the sand to watch a violet-rose-red sunrise is a luxury Phuket's most expensive resorts could never match.

His photographs of landscapes, the red aurora, the Milky Way, and a good number of the 5,000 sunrises he witnessed from space, drew nearly a million Twitter followers.

"And the weirdest thing of all is that it was a beautiful sunrise, red and purple sky, and that against the fire and the clouds.

But the movie goes on and on; the spaceship is still a transport of delight, and E.T.'s heart, sunrise red, still beats like a baby's on an ultrasound scan.

Tom Christopher's contribution to New York City began with a single painting of the World Trade Center towers standing tall behind the Brooklyn Bridge and glowing a fiery orange and red in the sunrise.

by Sharon Levy From the flyoverthat leads downto the HollandTunnel I sawthe red discof the sunrising over thepromised city.

This process is called Rayleigh Scattering and it explains why the sky is blue while sunsets and sunrises are red.

It is also equated with the red light that appears before sunrise, and with the morning star that precedes and signals the sun's arrival.