Sentence examples for sudden red from inspiring English sources

"I didn't feel like a sudden red line had been crossed — the line had been blurred," Gavagan said, explaining that he avoided his parents when he returned home with liquor on his breath by telling them he was exhausted and going straight to his room.

There are sudden red, pink, even somehow blue and green, pastel silhouettes of rock round each corner: parson's noses, eagles' wings, and several sudden vistas of golden ossified rock in repeating patterns, regimented, striated, so shockingly uniform they would have been rejected by Star Trek producers as laughably man-made.

The cameras on the Uber vehicle watch for telltale patterns that indicate braking vehicles (sudden red lights), traffic lights, crossing pedestrians and so on.

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This is the translucent wall Mawer's readers will recall glowing a sudden startling red as the setting sun penetrates the stonework, on the evening when Stahl and Hana Hánaková copulate on the "unforgiving floor of the Glass Room".

"All that was pent up and tied is wild and loose," he wrote of the flashpoint of the riots, "seen in sudden flames and red smoke, and always people running, running, away and toward".

The transition from the Couches de Pechelbronn to the Couche Rouge is marked by a sudden increase in red clays and a decrease in the calcimetry.

Nighttime on the boat is signalled with a sudden transition to red lighting that bathes the metal skeleton in a soft pink light.

Nighttime on the boat is signaled with a sudden transition to red lighting that bathes the metal skeleton in a soft-pink light.

In this case, those attributes are clothes and mass trends – be it a mad flush of pink worn across men's chests, a sudden wave of red sailing jackets or even a sea of natty orange trilby hats.

In this case, those attributes are clothes and mass trends-be it a mad flush of pink worn across men's chests, a sudden wave of red sailing jackets, or even a sea of orange trilby hats.