He wore crimson silk, high black boots, a black satin cloak.
, White, gold, crimson: the direwolf of Stark, Baratheon's crowned stag, the lion of Lannister.
The museum has been looking for opportunities to present more of its cultural relics beyond the crimson walls of the Forbidden City.
The crimson setting sun according to on the level of the lake, is static does not have the sound, the green water plant to embellish, is swinging, the partner has the breeze, has aroused the intermittent ripples.
Emerald green with crimson tips, these were no crowns of thorns.
But instead of seeing a patriotic palette of crimson and gold, according to People's Daily China, folks are railing against what's been dubbed "fried eggs and tomato.
Eustace of course would be pleased with nothing, and kept on boasting about liners and motor-boats and aeroplanes and submarines ("As if he knew anything about them," muttered Edmund), but the other two were delighted with the Dawn Treader, and when they returned aft to the cabin and supper, and saw the whole western sky lit up with an immense crimson sunset, and felt the quiver of the ship, and tasted the salt on their lips, and thought of unknown lands on the Eastern rim of the world, Lucy fel
A thin band of gold passed round its head under one ear and over the other and in this was stuck a long crimson feather.
The US space agency makes ground similar to that on the Moon from sand found in an Arizona desert, while Mars' crimson "soil" is scooped from a volcano in Hawaii, Wamelink told reporters.
Like the messy whirl of an artist's palette, the tree blazed a bright crimson on its lower branches, burned with vivid yellows and oranges in its center.
Sohrab stood in that crimson light, forehead pressed to the glass, fists buried in his armpits.
There is a place where the sidewalk ends And before the street begins, And there the grass grows soft and white, And there the sun burns crimson bright, And there the moon-bird rests from his flight To cool in the peppermint wind.
In my desk you will find a crimson candle, which has been blessed by the High Priest and has a peculiar mystical significance.
The Guest is gold and crimson -- An Opal guest and gray -- Of Ermine is his doublet -- His Capuchin gay -- He reaches town at nightfall -- He stops at every door -- Who looks for him at morning I pray him too -- explore The Lark's pure territory -- Or the Lapwing's shore!
It's called Yellow Crimson.
In the process, the two of them end up dusted from head to toe in fine crimson powder.
The first true primary red rose seen in Europe was "Slater's Crimson China" introduced in 1792 from China, where it had been growing wild in the mountains.
It lasted for the time fairly long, and when theycame out of the trance and looked around, they found there not a single soul butnumerous crimson rose petals flying around as if announcing, "Be a dreamer, foryou are what your dreams are.
First a bed with complete hangings all cloth of gold, which cost a thousand sequins, and another like to it of crimson stuff.
Bono (1960 - ), Oprah Winfrey Show, 2002 I see America, not in the setting sun of a black night of despair ahead of us, I see America in the crimson light of a rising sun fresh from the burning, creative hand of God.
