Sentence examples for written with red from inspiring English sources

The miners' message, written with red paint, read "The 33 of us in the shelter are well".

In this condition, the targets on the colored carpet can be congruent (the word "red" is written with red ink) or incongruent (the word "green" is written in red ink) in the second and third conditions.

Mr. Creamer's other books include "Baseball in '41: A Celebration of the Best Baseball Season Ever — in the Year America Went to War" (1991); "Season of Glory: The Amazing Saga of the 1961 New York Yankees" (1988), written with Ralph Houk; and two "as told to" autobiographies, one written with Red Barber, the sportscaster, and the other with the umpire Jocko Conlon.

He was terrified afterward, as was Justin Lampe, a 30-year-old nurse who, late one December night, believing he might have become infected with H.I.V., wrote with red ink in his journal: "Red means stop.

But I also have a black pen that writes with red ink; is that impermissible?

Writing with red ink on a yellow paper pad inspires a different kind of poem.

His holograph is dense and careful, a flawless minuscule written with a red felt-tip pen — a mixture of theorems, calculations, proofs, and conjectures concerning numbers.

Decoration: 1-line initials of each verse are in brown filled with red and are written with the text inside the single bounding line; there are frequent paragraph marks in red preceding the initials outside the bounding line; punctuated with the punctus; the commentary also has paragraph marks in red.

She has helped toe dancers sing (in "The Red Shoes," written with the composer Jule Styne) and a jazz legend dance (Jelly Roll Morton, her posthumous collaborator on "Jelly's Last Jam").

Decoration: The 2-line initial beginning the Mass of Feria III is a blue uncial; the 8-line initial "I" beginning the lesson is red; 1-line initials are uncials in red or black highlighted with red; rubrics written in red; punctuated with the punctus; hyphenation is in the same ink as the text; the foliation is written in red roman numerals in the center of the upper margin of the recto.

As you enter Ann Mara's home, two objets d'art that were not there two weeks ago are perched on a small table: a large, framed photograph of her confronting Terry Bradshaw, the Fox broadcaster, and two baby-blue boxing gloves, one with "Terry" written in red on it, the other with "Bradshaw" written in red.