1. She speaks quickly into the bright-red mouthpiece of her telephone.

2. A bright-red liquid, redder than blood pumped from the human heart, flows from this mixture.

3. He points proudly at a bright-red "Ektorp" sofa.

4. I remember the bright-red tobacco tin, with a picture of Queen's Victoria's partner, Prince Albert, dressed in a black dress coat and carrying a cane.

5. And they certainly are not born with a bright-red, cherry-coloured "A"—however much it feels, as synaesthetes insist, as though they were.

6. I remember the bright-red tobacco tin, with a picture of Queen Victoria's partner, Prince Albert, dressed in a black dress coat and carrying a cane.

7. A bright-red chemical complex of hemoglobin and oxygen that transports oxygen to the tissues.

8. We turned over rotting logs andcaught a bright-red salamander, and my father named every butterfly andtree we came across.

9. A Hindu ascetic, or sadhu, wrapped in a bright-red cloth, smokes underneath a vad (banyan) tree outside a temple in Mumbai (Bombay), India.

10. They were buying Eccles cakes and treacle tart and currant buns and iced tarts with bright-red cherries on top.

11. The debate over the safety of GM foods continues even as more and more customers in the supermarket reach for the bright-red tomato, the plump juicy chicken and the perfectly round head of lettuce.

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12. Through the doorway Tom had emerged from Brendan could see into a small living room with a wood floor and a bright-red sofa, a modern-looking, colorful abstract painting on the wall above it.

13. This year, the show kicked off two days before the Dear Leader's birthday on Valentine's Day, Feb. 14, appropriately enough, given that the begonia in question is bright-red.

14. They're seated cross-legged, dressed in loose white cotton shirts and baggy black trousers with bright-red sashes.

15. An ochre sea star (background) shares a kelp-strewn beach with a bright-red cousin at low tide on Washington's Tongue Point.