Sentence examples for red wheel from inspiring English sources

The Red Wheelbarrow  so much depends upon  a red wheel barrow  glazed with rain water  beside the white chickens.

And I remembered the William Carlos Williams poem that I, and so many other children, memorized in grammar school: so much depends upon a red wheel barrow glazed with rain water beside the white chickens.

Her father rescued it from a farmer's pasture, steam-cleaned the engine and brought the car back to life, restoring its original colors: French blue with red wheel spokes and black fenders.

It includes a new introduction by the poet C. D. Wright, and it still fluxes and squirms with "the stiff curl of wildcarrot leaf," "waves drunk with goats or pavements," an orchestra that's "the cat's nuts" and, oh yes, those stark white chickens still standing beside a red wheel barrow glazed with rain water.

Unscrew the flow indicator (blue arrow) and remove the little red wheel and white filter below.

A wooden dog with red wheels.

Soon we caught up to the other riders: at least a couple hundred people on horseback; a horse-drawn buggy with red wheels and black tufted upholstery; and a wagon or two loaded up with coolers and people.

I got a good look at the hats — three apparitional red wheels far up in the semidarkness — and was about to withdraw my head when an elderly Irish priest standing talking to one of the cathedral scrubwomen who was down on her knees scrubbing the marble stairs with Old Dutch Cleanser noticed me and came over and unhooked the velvet rope and invited me to step inside if I wanted to.

For example, identifying not simply that there is a cat in a given picture, but that it is an orange, spotted cat, riding on a skateboard with red wheels on brown hardwood flooring (http://cs.stanford.edu/people/karpathy/main.pdf).edu/people/karpathy/main.pdf

For example, identifying not simply that there is a cat in a given picture, but that it is an orange, spotted cat, riding on a skateboard with red wheels on brown hardwood flooring (http://cs.stanford.edu/people/karpathy/main.pdf).edu/people/karpathy/main.pdf

It's the end of the school day and Thiruchcelval Thirugumal is standing in the school bicycle shed, removing the security lock from her shiny new red bicycle's back wheel.