How To Use Red cloud In A Sentence
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Ryan roused as the sun beamed blearily through the gathered clouds over him, light in the early hours of dawn.
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The red clouds above turned black, and the sun was blotted out even though it was noon.
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A huge cloth banner flutters between two trees, proclaiming the group's name: Red Cloud Thunder.
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As the Northern village followed down the White River in the wake of the Red Cloud column, this group traveled at the very rear of the procession, a buckskin horse hauling on a travois the bundle that contained the body of Crazy Horse.
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The most pervasive environmental threat comes from mining dust, a suffocating rust-coloured cloud of debris that coats everything in and around the mining triangle.
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Flying conditions were similar in both years, mainly under sunny skies and scattered clouds with some periods of high or low overcast.
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Every day the sun sets behind blurred clouds of stonefly, caddis, midge or mayfly dancing against the horizon.
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Rough-textured clouds surround the storm's distinct eye, which has a diameter of roughly 25 kilometers.
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A sudden burst of sunshine strained from between heaps of slate-colored clouds.
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Every day the sun sets behind blurred clouds of stonefly, caddis, midge or mayfly dancing against the horizon.
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But these lusty fellows, such as Red Cloud, Swift Bear, and others, at once attracted attention.
Three Years on the Plains Observations of Indians, 1867-1870
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Presently she went and knelt in the windowseat, drawing patterns on the glass and looking up the side-street at the Castle Rock, which now glowed with a dark pyritic lustre under the queer autumn day of bright south sunshine and scudding bruise-coloured clouds, seeing the familiar scene strangely, through a lens of tears.
The Judge
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The sun made an inauspicious appearance in the morning sky, casting a orangy glow through the plum colored clouds along the horizon.
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The most pervasive environmental threat comes from mining dust, a suffocating rust-coloured cloud of debris that coats everything in and around the mining triangle.
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Multilayered clouds, low ceilings, winter icing, fog and high winds make air-to-ground engagements perilous among mountain peaks.
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Every day the sun sets behind blurred clouds of stonefly, caddis, midge or mayfly dancing against the horizon.
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The scattered clouds separate, revealing patches of bare sky.
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“How Much Time Do We Have?” is a chapter title in a 2009 book called Red Cloud at Dawn by Princeton historian Michael Gordin.
How the End Begins
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Red Cloud claimed to have counted coup eighty times.
Bird Cloud
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Reclining in leather-wrapped luxury, she stared out the oval window of the jet at the silvered cloudscape and the rising moon.
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Lucia looked outside and saw grey smoldered clouds glooming over her house, the redness of dawn shined behind its gloomy mask.
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His walk shambled, shuffled, and skidded along the tiles, and as he did it he felt the heat of shame rising on the back of his neck in a nearly-tangible red cloud that matched the orange sunrise of his attire.
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Figure 3 shows the scatter plot of estimated versus measured cloudless values for the three data sets.
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With her back on the slightly damp grass, Selina watched the scattered clouds float by.
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The sky was 93.5% covered in cloud and light textured cloud or haze obscured the sun.
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Not only are they moving too quickly -- indeed, the Galilean is running faster than he ever has before -- but the dust kicking up from the road is swirling around him in a red cloud.
Under the fig tree
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Meanwhile the red ribbon was slowly unfurling like a red cloud and then a crimson sea.
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Later Tom and Mr. Sharp built an airship called the Red Cloud, and with Mr. Damon and some others had a series of remarkable fights.
Tom Swift and His Electric Rifle; or, Daring Adventures in Elephant Land
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Although we had low ceilings and snowfall during our stay, the morning of our departure dawned with only scattered clouds at 25,000 feet.
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Powers sets up the story as a tragic drama played out between Crazy Horse, the heroic and implacable Indian leader; Crook, the antagonist with a flaw - a few of them, actually; Frank Grouard, the ethnically vague, self-promoting scout; Little Big Man, the friend who betrayed the chief; and jealous rival chiefs such as Red Cloud and Spotted Tail.
Tricked, trapped and defeated
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Hands down the students pointed out, a large Fenglin greet our eyes, such as the sunset, such as Red Cloud, such as flame, full of life.
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He didn’t want to hear another word about Red Cloud or Crazy Horse.
Betrayed!
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Cherubim and seraphim frolicked along the borders of the ceiling and darted among blush-colored clouds.
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Every day the sun sets behind blurred clouds of stonefly, caddis, midge or mayfly dancing against the horizon.
