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Meanings of red umbrella in English

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Usage of red umbrella in English
1
She opened the red umbrella and whirled it around and around.
Five Little Friends
2
The gold embroidered royal red umbrella was one thing she was determined to have.
The Adventures of Akbar
3
The red umbrella made him so angry that he forgot all about the little girls.
Five Little Friends
4
Under the red umbrella lounged the Boy, reading with the appearance, at least, of nonchalance.
The Princess Passes
5
It was a brick- red umbrella with a large handle.
The Elephant Vanishes
6
Maggie joined him, sheltering him under her red umbrella.
Complete Books of Blood
7
When the monk saw him he shook his red umbrella and the prince stopped his car.
Penguin Island
8
I saw Mr. Brunner sitting under his red umbrella, reading his book, as if he'd never moved.
The Lightning Thief
9
Her blue dress and red umbrella were bright and inviting against the dreary backdrop of servants and rain.
Austenland
10
She saw Gideon's red umbrella.
Leaving Time
11
A red umbrella stuck up from the back of his chair, making it look like a motorized café table.
The Lightning Thief
12
Dame Landfried's large red umbrella was seen here and there around the village, almost hiding the figure beneath it.
The German Classics of the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries, V...
13
What a distance he has gone since he pulled me and my red umbrella back from the Zambesi Falls!
The Judgment House
14
There is a gentleman with her, and she never wears a wide hat, but it looks like her red umbrella.
Penelope's Irish Experiences
15
Her eyes were raised to the red umbrella which had nearly carried her over into the cauldron of the Zambesi Falls.
The Judgment House
16
Under a gay red umbrella at the edge of the garden women, fluttering like multi-hued butterflies, ladled lemonade from giant punch-bowls.
Carl and the Cotton Gin
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