Sentences with crimson
crim·son
C c - ...a mass of crimson flowers.
- I used to refuse invitations to parties because I knew I'd go crimson every time someone talked to me.
- He succeeded in breeding a particularly bright crimson variety of the flower.
- The cherries were staining her lips an enticing crimson colour, and Cary longed to lean across the table to kiss the juice away.
- A crimson rose
- crimson colour:
- Kumma pulled away from her, hiding the deep crimson colour of his face.
- I watched, paralyzed, as the blood soaked the once white sheets, giving them a rich crimson color.
- Their eyes have turned a most fearsome crimson colour, and a feeling of malice is apparent in their company.
- The stone's value comes from its intense purple and crimson colour.
- They watched as the colours of the dunes changed from yellow, to deep crimson, to pink and purple, then finally to the dark black of night.
- Darker-skinned people might consider opting for red, brown, deep purple, golden crimson, or hot pink.
- The tree was covered in deep crimson flowers and filled with bright red papers.
- He was awarded with a deep red blush that was almost darker than the deep crimson of her dress.
- Pick a hue that has complexity, such as this rich crimson, which gives the room depth and drama.
- I must've blushed crimson, because Chevy laughed a deep booming laugh.
- Classic crimson is one Christmas hue that never goes out of style.
- The blood from the bodies had stained the carpet a beautiful crimson colour.
- The flowering heads bear countless minute crimson flowers, which eventually yield seeds smaller than a pinhead.
- A deep crimson ribbon lay plaited through her hair, and I kept an eye on it as it bounced along at the small of her back.
- Jake smiles while his cheeks crimson at the touch of the young lady.
- The blood shone brightly, tainting her with its crimson colour.
- Weighed down by deep crimson clothes and further hindered by a heavy golden cape, he could barely keep an upright bearing in the sweltering heat of the ocean.
- Alizarin crimson, for example, is considered cool and cadmium red is warm in the way that they relate to each other within the red group of colors.