flame-hued

In the distance, a building made of inflated PVC and glass rose like an flame-hued organism breathing life into the dramatic skies of the final days of 2010.

Chauncey Zalkin: The Only American in the Race Chauncey Zalkin 2011

In the distance, a building made of inflated PVC and glass rose like an flame-hued organism breathing life into the dramatic skies of the final days of 2010.

Chauncey Zalkin: The Only American in the Race Chauncey Zalkin 2011

One fish obtained on the main reef was about eight inches long and, though belonging to the gaily decorated parrot species, struck quite a superior note, its colours being alternate bands of vivid vermillion and the boldest blue, the eyes flame-hued with sapphire-blue pupils, and the prominent teeth like flawless turquoise.

Last Leaves from Dunk Island 2003

Held up by the excitement — for by this time other birds have darted to the feast — the starlings alight among the plumes of the laburnum, interrogating in acidulous tones, their black, burnished, iridescent feathers and flame-hued eyes making a picture of rare vividness and beauty.

Tropic Days 2003

The headring leaped free of Illyana's flame-hued hair.

Conan the Valiant Green, Roland 1988

It squatted on the table, rather pretty with its folded flame-hued wings and insulated legs.

The Source of Magic Anthony, Piers 1979

It was full of beautiful things, among them another red silk dress -- not the bright, flame-hued tint of her old one, but a rich, dark crimson, with the most distracting flounces and bows and ruffles; and with it were little red satin slippers with gold buckles, and heels that made

The Golden Road 1908

But all these are little or naught in the whole, faint adornments sewed upon a shaggy garment, green in summer, flame-hued in autumn, brown in winter, green and flower-colored in the spring.

Pioneers of the Old South: a chronicle of English colonial beginnings Mary Johnston 1903

Are the roses at home still in their flame-hued pride?

Frederic Chopin as a Man and Musician Niecks, Frederick 1888

Held up by the excitement -- for by this time other birds have darted to the feast -- the starlings alight among the plumes of the laburnum, interrogating in acidulous tones, their black, burnished, iridescent feathers and flame-hued eyes making a picture of rare vividness and beauty.

Tropic Days 1887