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(31) Once on a hilltop the trees broke, and we looked back and saw a vast red light on the horizon.

(32) For example red light has a longer wavelength than green, and green than blue.

(33) The night club is named after New Orleans' infamous red light district.

(34) The flashing red light went out, to be replaced by a steady light of a soothing green.

(35) He stopped for a red light, prepared to make a right-hand turn as soon as the arrow flicked green.

(36) I admit to running the red light, but there were extenuating circumstances.

(37) On the opposite corner a dusty station wagon idled noisily at the red light.

(38) A red light flashed on, but there was no apparent sound.

(39) Ahead the red light glowed evilly and the spectral figures moved into its aura to become cardboard silhouettes.

(40) The deeper they live, the less red light penetrates compared with blue.

(41) When the fresh retina was dissected under dim red light, the fovea was usually visible as a dark spot.

(42) Violet light was cooler and red light warmer than the others.

(43) Anger is like a red light at the traffic lights.

(44) A ring of stone has erupted from the floor and left a glowing red ring of clotted blood and red light.

(45) The Governor's sanctum was a leviathan suffused with the same dreary red light.

(46) We were staying in a seedy hotel in San Francisco close to the red light district.

(47) Seventy-one-year-old Margarita Flemenco tried to cross the street against a red light.

(48) The room was lit by a red light from the burning houses behind it as Anne crunched over broken crockery and plaster.

(49) A red light above the panel showed the equipment was on, supplied by automatic power[sentencedict.com], probably from batteries.

(50) To be on the business side of boxing is to spend much of your time in the red light district of sports.

(51) Passengers are requested to extinguish all cigarettes when the red light goes on.

(52) When it is bombarded with red light(sentencedict .com), it undergoes a photochemical reaction.

(53) Surely a flashing red light would be far more visible in a tunnel than a static light?

(54) It occurs when dust particles high in the atmosphere filter out most of the longer wavelengths of red light.

(55) Men are more likely to run a red light, forget to signal, or drink and drive.

(56) For every motorist who runs a red light, there are five pedestrians who do it.

(57) The red light of fires reflected from the hairless cranium.

(58) Down below, two points of red light appear, one at a time like a wink in reverse.

(59) And not just because the black-and-white car he drives sports a red light and siren.

(60) Miguel stopped, gripping the wheel as he came to a red light.