My eyes turned red and everything looked blurry. . . .
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At times, McMonagle became so passionate his face turned red.
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"My window turned red because of the flames," Parsa said.
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The caregiver's face turned red, but she was soon cackling.
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Maddy jerked it away, into her pocket, and turned red.
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His face turned red as he yelled louder and louder.
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Iowa is one of the states Trump turned red in 2016.
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That Texas district Mr. Bush turned red all those decades ago?
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This weekend three Democrats who turned red districts blue -- Finkenauer, Rep.
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But this past November, the county, like the state, turned red.
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If the light turned red, I had to start all over.
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Sam's eyes glimmered under the streetlights, and his nose turned red.
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A traffic light turned red near the Walmart in northeast Harris County.
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A major debate within Ohio is whether the state has turned red.
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The S&P 86.023 also turned red on the month, last down 1.6%.
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The sky turned red and Mogo was in darkness by noon, Staples said.?
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Harry looked puzzled as his light saber turned red when he switched it on.
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Some veterans say the sea and sand turned red with blood during the operation.
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According to eye witnesses, he turned red and purple before the curtain was lowered.
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His face had turned red, so I was pretty sure this wasn't standard procedure.
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They tried and failed to avoid swearing as the map on television turned red.
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But a day before he departed, it turned red, and he didn't know why.
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In this case, the test turned red, which indicated that THC might have been present.
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These states have turned red as the idea of who a Democrat is have changed.
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But soon after leaving the water, his limbs turned red and started blistering and scarring.
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Cars were caught under the bridge when a stoplight turned red at a nearby intersection.
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When she restarted, her light had turned red and the Barsons' light had turned green.
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Lake Urmia has turned red in the past and gone back to green during wetter seasons.
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It appears Venus' light had turned red while she was waiting for the car to pass.
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Many of the candidates for the House who turned red seats blue were people of color.
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He has repeatedly tweeted threats at North Korea whose imprecision has turned red lines into smudges.
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Through a silhouette of bare trees, the dark sky outside their Newtown, Connecticut, home turned red-orange.
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Hill's baby turned red for a few moments after the incident but is expected to be well.
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Soon, a traffic light in the distance turned red, and the cars in front of me slowed.
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Spain's IBEX 35 index, which rallied in early trade, turned red amid broad negative sentiment across European markets.
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The cashier saw through him right away, and the guy turned red as a poppy and ran off.
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Oil fell and U.S. and European stock futures turned red after bobbling into positive territory during the session.
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Witnesses said that before succumbing, Moore breathed heavily and coughed and that his face turned red, then purple.
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In that moment, I nodded in agreement, sucking in my gut so hard my face turned red — so crazy.
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Seconds later, I found myself rolling around on the carpet, giggling uncontrollably while my face turned red with heat.
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At the intersection of Allston and Sacramento, an elderly driver failed to notice that the light had turned red.
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U.S. equities turned red and the dollar pared gains to retreat from a multi-year peak following the data.
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U.S. equities turned red and the dollar pared gains to retreat from a multi-year peak following the data.
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One day Kristy Sánchez's body began to itch, her eyes turned red, and her hands and feet became swollen.
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But seeing him give the lecture, how his face turned red and his fists clenched as he raged, was different.
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The changes most noticeable to the naked eye were that the green dye turned red and the blue turned yellow.
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The surge followed a morning increase of 280 points that quickly disappeared and briefly turned red before making a comeback.
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He said inmates watched on Thursday as a guard coughed, her cheeks turned red and she collapsed to the ground.
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The dollar index turned red midday Monday following news that the president's communications director, Anthony Scaramucci, would leave the administration.
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The cords turned red, echoing the snake, and later blue as they rise to the top, where they culminate in knots.
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All of the newspapers listed — aside from The Washington Post — primarily serve communities in states that turned red on Nov. 8.
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That when Roman Catholics slaughtered Protestants in 1572 and dumped the bodies into the Seine, the river turned red with blood.
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Her itinerary was shaped by a swath of counties President Donald Trump turned red in 2016 that President Barack Obama twice carried.
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These wild animals live in a far-off realm — a land of lynx, bald eagles, wolverines, and rivers turned red with fish.
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For instance, someone could accept a marriage proposal if the prism's LED turned red or reject it if the prism turned blue.
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The question there is whether this pivotal swing state has in fact turned red or at least a dark shade of pink.
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The hills around his groves turned red, then brown, as though the seasons had forgotten themselves and June had turned into November.
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The Democrats' much ballyhooed "Blue Wall" crumbled spectacularly in 22018 as Pennsylvania, Michigan and Wisconsin all turned red, with Minnesota nearly following suit.
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But toward the end of the race, Flanagan's face turned red and she began to wilt, staggering a bit as their advantage narrowed.
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Venus was cleared of criminal charges after cops determined she was "caught in the middle" of the intersection when her light turned red.
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Or the white colleague who was so incredulous when I explained why I don't try to pass for white that his face turned red.
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Towns near the border with North Korea were alarmed when a stream turned red after pigs were culled over fear of African swine fever.
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Venus continued through the intersection, but police say by that time, the light had turned red ... hanging Venus out to dry in the intersection.
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Sayoc was visibly emotional during his brief Monday court appearance, according to CNN, which reported that his face repeatedly turned red as he teared up.
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Japan's Nikkei lost 1.3 percent and MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan fell 21.1392 percent as bourses across the region turned red.
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She turned red, screamed at him, and slapped him across the face so hard it sounded like a gunshot and it echoed across the reception hall.
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According to reports by the Yangtse Evening Post, traffic lights for the street facing the building turned red a minute before the 12-storey building collapsed.
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The tennis star told an officer the Hyundai had turned left in front of her as the light turned red while she was at the intersection.
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She says her organization's ability to maintain traction in many states came to a "screeching halt" as governors' mansions and state legislatures flipped and turned red.
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Go deeper: Podcast: Fears of a global recession The most closely watched recession indicator has turned red Fund managers see highest probability of recession since 2011
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I watched on the app's network diagram as all the white dots representing my current pods disconnected from the new dots representing the SuperPods, and turned red.
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Williams told officers that she entered the intersection on a green light, but traffic caused her to be stuck in the intersection as the light turned red.
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It was only later, in 1955, that the "collection boxes" — where we still drop our mail today — turned red, white and blue, and later became all blue.
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Without any kind of skill or strategy, wildly swinging left me wide open to Kylo's counters and the screen slowly turned red, which is never a good sign.
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As the states slowly turned red on Tuesday night, people went to bed realising that it's time to learn how to communicate with a new, large foreign friend.
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Yet at the returns-watching event I organized tonight, we could only watch with our mouths open as states no one had credibly predicted for Trump turned red.
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Neither Mr. Reagan nor Mr. Roosevelt turned red in the face or bullied or blustered; they spoke to us neighbor to neighbor, affirming the nature of self-government.
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The Sun, as seen in the United Kingdom on October 16, 2017Photo: K Bahr (Flickr)On October 16 last year, the Sun turned red over the southern United Kingdom.
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It was not a normal tone of voice," Yasuko Atsukata told AP. "The color of their white shirts turned red after they collapsed, then I understood they got stabbed.
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After a button on the device turned red, Blitz peeled it off and fit me with a small band-aid to prevent any errant drips from staining my clothes.
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Indonesia's meteorology agency said the sky had turned red in parts of Sumatra due to the "scattering of sunlight by particles floating in the air, also known as Mie scattering".
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First Lady Nancy Reagan later turned Red Ribbon Week, a campaign for Kiki's memory that began in Calexico in 1985, into a national anti-drug campaign that takes place each October.
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The Starr report, released by Congress sight unseen in 1998, was read aloud by television anchors who turned red as they found themselves describing sex acts in rather un-Washington explicitness.
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"A rising tide lifts all boats but the opposite is also true - with generally bad news reverberating across the ecosystem all cryptos have turned red together," he told CNBC via email.
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U.S.-China trade optimism and reassuring Chinese economic data had driven Asia and emerging market stocks to 18-month highs, but green immediately turned red when London, Frankfurt and Paris opened.
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PHOENIX — In 2016, Wisconsin turned red for Donald Trump but Paul Ryan's Janesville remained stubbornly blue — so perhaps it is no surprise that the speaker of the House won't seek re-election.
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The euro's strength left the pan-European STOXX 108.633 struggling again though as Germany's exporter-heavy DAX went back 0.6 percent, France's CAC slipped 0.3 percent and London's FTSE turned red too.
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Framed by the hood of the sky-blue windbreaker, the blond girl's face was a shade of pink that turned red on her cheeks against the white plush lining of the hood.
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A stream there turned red with blood, raising fears that the blood might contaminate the Imjin River, which is 10 miles downstream and provides drinking water for many towns north of Seoul.
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The rocks' color signaled to Dr. Lechte that they are rich in iron, which means they turned red for the same reason that old cars with iron exteriors turn red: They rusted.
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" "Thankfully, the traffic lights turned red, the police convoy didn't have its blue lights on, so they just sat there for a few seconds and gave us a chance to catch up.
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Halfway through the crossing, the man noticed that the woman was struggling to make it before the lights turned red, so without hesitation he swept her off her feet and carried her across.
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Of seven gubernatorial races that turned red to blue, four were won by women: Michelle Lujan Grisham in New Mexico, Gretchen Whitmer in Michigan, Janet Mills in Maine, and Laura Kelly in Kansas.
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Now look, you were ... last time I interviewed you, besides you discussing sex positions with me, which I — the only time I've turned red onstage — you were also running Cosmopolitan at the time.
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But skies as far away as over central Chile have now gone grey because of the smoke and the WMO cited reports that the sunset in Argentina's capital, Buenos Aires, had turned red.
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Not far from there, slaves gather to hear a former sex slave-turned red priestess preach the gospel of the Lord of Light and herald the Red Temple's endorsement of Dany as the Savior.
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At one point, when he raised the topic of his mother, who left the country for medical treatment that she could not find in Venezuela, his eyes turned red and he began to cry.
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DONJA LOKOSNICA, Serbia (Reuters) - The village of Donja Lokosnica has turned red, as the pepper harvest hanging out to dry on almost every wall brings a wash of intense color to this Serbian farming community.
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"The next morning my feet are slightly turned red and itched for two days," Instagram user tweezer_nsk posted with a picture of a man floating on the water in a black ski mask and inflatable unicorn.
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The Ford Fusion built by Intel-owned Mobileye was nearing the end of a successful demonstration run, News 10 reports, when the light turned red and it cruised right through the intersection with the cameras rolling.
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However, the apparent surge in young people turning up to vote Labour across the country led to some incredible results, particularly in university towns like Canterbury, which turned red for the first time in its history.
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The stronger Republican slate had consistently outpolled Mr Trump, but he probably ended up helping it, especially in Wisconsin, which he turned red for the first time since 1984, helping Senator Ron Johnson to a surprise victory.
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U.S.-China trade optimism and reassuring economic data from China had driven Asia and the main emerging market stocks index to 21-month highs overnight, but the greens immediately turned red when London, Frankfurt and Paris opened.
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At the same time, Trump's unique coalition gives Republicans the chance to compete for states like Minnesota, which last voted Republican in 85003, and New Hampshire, which hasn't turned red since George W. Bush won it in 2000.
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In one tense Today show segment, Bush fought with his co-anchors over whether Lochte did, in fact, lie: Bush turned red trying to defend Lochte, seemingly more concerned with protecting Lochte's image than with telling the truth.
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Residents living in towns between Seoul and South Korea's border with North Korea were alarmed early this week when the local news media reported that a small stream had turned red in Yeoncheon, a county that borders North Korea.
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After the famous ivy turned red, died, and fell off the outfield wall at Wrigley Field, the Cubs scooped up the leaves—remarkably there are exactly 2016 leaves on the wall—and authenticated the detritus with official MLB holograms.
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" (Of Wedding Crashers fame, of course.) One of the couple's friends, Larry Glazer, commented on Facebook: "First of all I called it as soon as they sat down I said hi Vince Vaughn and Owen Wilson and their faces turned red.
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Among the indicators in the heat map, an index measuring the ratio of real estate loans to gross domestic product (GDP) turned "red," or showed signs of overheating, for the first time since the end of 1990, the BOJ said.
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A Marquette University survey of Wisconsin, a battleground state that Trump turned red in 220006 for the first time in decades, found 2202 percent think the president should be impeached and removed, against 2628 percent who do not think so.
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By the time the departure board turned red, I had already become acquainted with the Italian businessman standing next to me on the train platform — so it was a no-brainer to organize a group rescue taxi to the airport.
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Terry Butcher: A warrior of a man, Butcher will be forever remembered leading England's defense in a World Cup qualifier against Sweden in 22013, his white England shirt turned red from the blood pouring down his face from a deep forehead wound.
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It's not the death of the specific deal that sent stocks lower, they say — shares of Qualcomm held positive for some of the day even while the rest of the sector turned red — but rather the implications of the president's heavy hand.
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One time I even tried a crazy strategy of investing most of my resources in Texas, Florida, and California, and the latter even turned red in the final weeks before the election, but in the end Clinton always managed to take it.
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"If people turned blue from cold events, and people who died of heat turned red, there would be a hell of a lot more research in this area," said Adrian Barnett, a professor of public health at the Queensland University of Technology in Brisbane, Australia.
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A hearing that was already destined to be tense turned red hot with news late Tuesday that Mueller had written to Barr in March to complain that the attorney general's four-page letter to Congress about the special counsel's principal findings did not convey sufficient nuance.
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Debbie StabenowDeborah (Debbie) Ann StabenowUSDA eases relocation timeline as researchers flee agency USDA office move may have broken law, watchdog says Senate Democrats see Warren, Sanders proposals as unfeasible MORE (D) in a state the president turned red for the first time in nearly 30 years.
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Biden's decision to anchor his campaign in Pennsylvania, which turned red for the first time in nearly 20 years and voted for Trump in the 2016 election, is another sign that his campaign is focusing on speaking to the general election rather than just the primary from the get-go.
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RELATED: The House chaplain is staying, and so are the questions about his failed ousting After a few more words were exchanged, Crowley, a towering 6'5'' figure whose face turned red with anger, grew visibly upset and could be heard from across the room shouting that he was "offended" by the chaplain incident.
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Eventually, We Happy Few managed to push me into a state where I simply constructed an alternate version of the game that was intentionally confusing and nonsensical, from the fetch quests that amounted to grabbing an object 10 feet away from the quest-giver to the moment everyone's eyes turned red and the sky teemed with orange lines.
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By hosting their convention in Wisconsin — after Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonThe exhaustion of Democrats' anti-Trump delusions Poll: Trump trails three Democrats by 85003 points in Colorado Soft levels of support mark this year's Democratic primary MORE failed to visit the state in 2016 and Wisconsin turned red for Donald Trump — there is no doubt the Democrats are trying to make a play for the region.
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Tammy BaldwinTammy Suzanne BaldwinRecessions happen when presidents overlook key problems Trade wars and the over-valued dollar Overnight Health Care: Senate panel advances drug pricing bill amid GOP blowback | House panel grills Juul executives | Trump gives boost to state drug import plans | Officials say new migrant kids' shelter to remain open but empty MORE (D-Wis.), another top target for Republicans in a state the president turned red for the first time since 6900.
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