Sentence examples for sunrise red from inspiring English sources

"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.

"What about the artists in my hometown Detroit who used to paint abandoned buildings sunrise-red so that drivers stop avoiding them from the highway on their commutes into the city?

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

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 sunrise bloomed as red as a Mexican papaya, and the clouds had wings of gold.

Its Wake-up Light system mimics the changing conditions created by a sunrise, turning from red to bright yellow over the course of half-an-hour before sounding an alarm.

The mountains were named in 1719 by the Spanish explorer Antonio Valverde y Cosio, who, impressed at sunrise by the red-tinted, snowy peaks, supposedly uttered a fervent "Sangre de Cristo" ("Blood of Christ").

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.

Mixed into these sunrise shades were intermittent reds and whites: the red felt berets of the Guardian Angels, their red, satiny varsity jackets screen-printed with white celestial wings and that all-seeing eye.