red-and-gray

There were two paths—a red-and-gray harlequin-patterned walk that led directly to the west steps of the Capitol, and a curved walkway lined with blooming magnolias and flowering cherry trees closer to the House of Representatives.

The Viognier Vendetta Ellen Crosby 2010

It was a source of pride to have driven one of those red-and-gray trucks, to have worked for men like "Preach" Meaders and Logan Campbell and my immediate supervisor, Jimmy Johnson (men who would have been lost on M Street), and the tool-pushers and roughnecks we worked with out in the field.

Bushes Buff Up Big Oil, While Amazon.com Oozes 2000

Anna glanced at the wall of red-and-gray rock layers.

The Spellsong War Modesitt, L. E. 1998

Anna glanced back at the walls of Stromwer, reddish in the dawn light, rising out of dark red-and-gray cliffs.

The Spellsong War Modesitt, L. E. 1998

The distant pass was already overshadowed by the red-and-gray bulk of the Ostfels, and by the growing darkness of clouds that rose out of the eastern horizon to challenge the mid-morning sun.

The Soprano Sorceress Modesitt, L. E. 1997

All the POWs, with the exception of Jackson, it seemed, understood that flouting the orders of several soldiers eager to reduce your brain to tiny chunks of red-and-gray ooze was just short of lunacy.

Honorbound Taylor, Laura 1988

From his desk he produced a triangular piece of red-and-gray cloth.

Centennial Michener, James 1974

Under an overhanging ledge, they found two cushions, a red-and-gray blanket, and some odds and ends of old garments that looked as though they had once been used for polishing rags.

The Fuzzy Papers Piper, H. Beam 1962

Under an overhanging ledge, they found two cushions, a red-and-gray blanket, and some odds and ends of old garments that looked as though they had once been used for polishing rags.

Little Fuzzy H. Beam Piper 1934

By the time she got there, the woolly red-and-gray blankets were saturated with sun-light, and she sometimes fell asleep as soon as she stretched her body on their warm surfaces.

The song of the lark 1915