Sentence examples for yes red from inspiring English sources

The four-bedroom wooden house (yes, red cedar, she thinks) has been renovated inside using natural tones and materials – creamy walls, slate and wood for the floors.

One swipes green for "yes," red for "no," and blue for "maybe," then receives points upon successful validation.

The answer involved a carefully plotted campaign that involved engaging key legislators, an aggressive social media push and socks — yes, red socks, saying #StandWithCSU, that were a bipartisan hit with Sacramento lawmakers.

For a backdrop, she had "The Blessing," a 1944 Barnett Newman work on paper with thick crayon markings: black, blue and, yes, red, almost to match her costume.

"When he said Nigeria, yes, red flags went up," Mrs. Mosch said, describing a phone conversation with the man who deceived her.

Dear monogatwisted, Ah, yes, red flags can look so beautiful like skyward balloons, heart emojis, succulent cherries and strawberries when we are running right past them in a haze of limerence, dopamine, and romantic intoxication.

So my column this week is an effort to resurrect the idea that yes, many red wines do in fact go with many cheeses.

* Build on what they say: talk clearly and add one or two words – if your child says "look car" say "yes, look red car".

He played this role like a headmaster to the unruly (or in this case, drunk) pupils, having to plough on as one chap (yes, a red face/trouser type) twice stood to heckle incoherently.

And yes, that red cloth doll (a gift from a former finance commissioner) on her desk really does have voodooesque pins stuck in him, though Ms. Stark is not naming any names.

When you subtract color cues like green for yes and red for no, or implicit boundaries based not on contrast and flow but on different coloration, the problem of presenting and consuming the information concerned is totally changed.