Sentence examples for what a red from inspiring English sources
WASHINGTON — This is what a red wave looks like here, at least in election night party terms, circa 2010: hugging, high-fiving, Heineken-toasting Tea Party insurgents (in "Don't Tread on Me" garb) and establishment Republican types ("business casual") united and rejoicing in a night of Democratic pain.
"They launched the red alert, but I doubt they even know what a red alert means," said Adriano Nuvanga, the former head of the country's public integrity centre, adding that he saw a "great corrosion of the state's ability due to corruption".
Red crosses are used in hospitals all over the world, and every culture understands what a red cross means.
The transfusing physician has to narrate the developmental changes step-by-step to ensure that the woman fully comprehends what a red cell is.
He says the men here had to revise and recite it once a month, because they were all so deeply absorbed by alcoholism they'd often forget what a red light was and crash into a sheep.
This is why the HR department, which is often baffled by our tech hiring choices, has a lot of gray hair and acid reflux: "You didn't hire this candidate because she couldn't optimize a red-black tree properly but you did hire this candidate who doesn't even know what a red-black tree is!" As a candidate, you can't fake a soul.
A few "ooh, what a deep red velvet cake red" or "this white has an awesome pearlescent quality to it" won't go astray here––the more descriptive, the better.
He clearly relished his early career – "what a red-hot game it was" – but acknowledged that "probably there will be readers who turn up their noses in disgust over a criminal setting down in cold print the unsavoury experiences of the past".
"You begin to remember what's a red book and what's an orange one," he said, making it clear he's hip to the paradox of a serious writer's arranging novels by color.
What's a blue state and what is a red state?
