Examples of 'gone red' in a sentence
Meaning of "gone red"
gone red: This phrase typically means that something or someone has turned red in color, often as a physical response such as blushing or sunburn
How to use "gone red" in a sentence
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Your cheek had gone red like a tomato.
The lights on the instruments have gone red.
For example, their skin would not have gone red or flaky with the inert cream.
I was sniffing after them with my eyes gone red.
You have gone red.
We have still got waveforms but now most of the channels have gone red.
I have not gone red.
We've still got waveforms but now most of the channels have gone red.
They have gone red again!
What? Both my feet have gone red.
Pixote's gone red.
What do you mean, why have you not seen me around? I have gone red.
His ears have gone red.
My guess is, you hope she stays disappeared . Why, Miss Silver, you have gone red.
Both my feet have gone red.
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I should not have told you . - Oh, you have gone red.
The water 's gone red.
Same girl ♪ Why, Miss Silver, you have gone red.
The lights have gone red.
Let me get changed . - You have gone red.
Look, you have gone red.
Colors have run. The yellow's gone red.
Yes, Houska has gone red.
Why, Miss Silver, you have gone red.
The yellow 's gone red.
They say a lot of … Sky 's gone red.
And my green dot 's gone red.
You have. Look, you have gone red.
What is it? - Lights have gone red.
RAAAH! - His ears have gone red.
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