Sentence examples for way red from inspiring English sources

At regular intervals along the way, red telephones stood up surreally above the ferns — landline desk telephones of the three-pound push-button vintage, unsheltered, each resting on a square redwood board supported by a redwood stake.

In this way, red states and blue states — the color-coding scheme enshrined by the networks on the night of the 2000 Presidential election — continued to define the country's polarization into mutually hateful camps.

Arbuthnot for President "Dr. Arbuthnot, the cliché expert," created in the 1930s by The New Yorker's Frank Sullivan, would have had a field day with the way red meat is racing through the political commentariat deploring anybody else's severe criticism that bestirs partisan crowds.

Monet eliminates the horizon in a close-up of the torrents of the Petite Creuse and then pulls back to depict the river in its gorge, its white foam highlighting the water the way red, pink and chartreuse highlight the dark slopes.

One might claim that the card looked to you the way red sixes of hearts look to you.

These images show the way red was used by the monarch to assert his authority and power over his people.

That way, red-meat American patriots could claim to have sent the United Nations a powerful message, by isolating it more than it is now on the far eastern reaches of Manhattan.

They recall the way Redding sang a clause, or even just a word; they remember the intensity of feeling when he simply has to know "What can the matter be?" midway through "Lover's Prayer".

Looks innocuous enough in his approach to the crease but swings the ball both ways, red or white, old or new, and has masterful control.

In many ways, red blood cells pose fewer problems than nerve, muscle or liver cells which contain cell nuclei and carry the risk of becoming cancerous, Professor Turner said.

Tarifit - Tssawared Tagranzit ? (pronounced: te-ssa-way-red tag-ren-zit ).