Sentence examples for world of red from inspiring English sources

"Aaron wasn't built for a world of red lines and strict rules," Wikler says.

Once upon a time there was a planet called Mars, a world of red sands, canals and endless adventure.

A fine piece of grilled flank steak is an open invitation to a world of red wines to show their stuff.

This is a world of red shoes, yellow dresses, maroon and blue cars, a stark contrast to the sternly jacketed women and oily-haired blazer boys ("hardly Gary Cooper") back home.

They already account for almost two-thirds of the $15 billion global storage market, according to estimates by IDC, another consultancy.EMC's boffins have now come up with a new idea: storage networks are great, but they still fall short in this brave new world of red tape by treating all information as the same, when blatantly it is not.

"In a world of red tape and bureaucracy, where it takes forever to buy a house or get a cell-phone plan going, it's so instant to just stick your finger up there and go for something your own body produces".

Wim Trompert, the director, and his set designer, Leslie Frankish, create an Expressionist world of red-lighted smokestacks and Otto Dix-ian grotesqueries that tends to overcaricature the protagonists but makes its point.

Forests in the American fall were new territory for landscape art – a brave new world of reds and purples.

Still, they all somehow evoke their former lives as, in Tran's words, "places of wonder a world of red-checked tablecloths, pizza by the slice, and an endless supply of soft serve".

The child in me has loved creating a fantasy world full of red petals and creatures that conspire with a witch to steal a longed-for baby.

Built in the late 12th century, and standing 240 ft., it's the tallest brick minaret in the world, made of red sandstone and marble, and inscribed with verses from the Quran.