Sentence examples for red trunks from inspiring English sources

His skin was dead white, his old red trunks baggy and slack.

The Chinese, immaculate in gleaming red trunks, swatted aside their first really difficult dive as the stakes rose.

Michael Strecker is a recurring presence, dressed as a lifeguard in red trunks and rubber swimming cap.

The six Madagascan baobab species feature compact crowns and gray-brown to red trunks that taper from top to bottom or are bottle-shaped to cylindrical.

Jagger again, a skinny, pale English kid in red trunks, getting the feel of transatlantic glamour at only 21. Bob Bonis died in 1991, aged 59.

Like any good fight, "Fear at the Pier," as it was billed, offered easy contrasts: blue trunks, red trunks; Bronx, Brooklyn; management, labor; four-pack abs, love handles.

The trees were evaluated for aesthetic characteristics that included trunk color (ruddy red), trunk configuration (straight), trunk taper (smooth and uniform is best), bark configuration (tight) and crown presentation (top of the tree should be full and leafy).

The princess wanted to see the little red trunk in the library of the State Department in which Dolly Madison carried the Articles of the Confederation in her flight across Chain Bridge to Virginia when the British burned Washington in 1814.

Méphistophelès shows up by turns in top hat and opera cape, in a glittering red trunk and hose straight off the cover of Plácido Domingo's recording of the opera, as William Blake's nightmarish Red Dragon, and in a trim black suit that all but demands that he dance a tango.

On the cover of "Inseminating the Elephant," Lucia Perillo's 2009 book of poems, minimal brush strokes form what look like four legs and one red trunk with the overlapping color patterns of Cézanne and a few dribbled lines of a Pollock.

The most standout piece by far was the red trunk.