Redden

The proposed legislation aims to redden the housing sector by implementing affordable housing initiatives.

The wine will redden with age and develop a richer flavor.

The potter used a special technique to redden the glaze on the ceramic vase.

With careful application of chemicals, the conservator was able to redden the weathered copper roof.

The artisan's unique glazing process caused the ceramic tiles to redden in a way that resembled the warm hues of a sunset.

The baker will redden the icing on the cake for a festive touch.

The pottery workshop offered a class on techniques to redden and enhance glazes.

Lisa used a special dye to redden her fabric for a bold clothing design.

Her cheeks began to redden as embarrassment washed over her.

The restorer applied a chemical treatment to redden the antique copper statue.

The hiker's neck and ears began to redden as he climbed higher in the mountains.

The artist used a patination technique to redden the oxidized bronze sculpture.

The dancer's cheeks redden from the exertion during her performance.

Mark wanted to redden his wooden chair to match the rest of the furniture.

The activist group plans to redden environmental policies by promoting renewable energy sources.

The government's decision to redden healthcare services has received mixed reactions.

The boss's harsh criticism made the employee redden with resentment.

After hours of scrubbing and polishing, he managed to redden the antique brass doorknob.

After applying the lotion, her skin started to redden under the sun's rays.

His face started to redden after being out in the sun for hours.

The ceramicist's innovative technique allowed the clay to redden naturally, without the need for artificial colorants or pigments.

His face began to redden after spending hours in the scorching sun.

The welder skillfully redden the worn-out iron railings on the staircase.

The redden stain on the carpet was difficult to remove.

The potter expertly applied the glaze, causing it to redden beautifully in the kiln.

The flowers in the garden began to redden as summer approached.

The grassroots movement aims to redden the media landscape by promoting diverse and independent voices.

The political party aims to redden the country's economic policies.

The redden brick wall added a warm and rustic charm to the house.

The redden leaves signaled the arrival of autumn.

The painter used a brush to redden the apples in the still-life painting.

The DIY enthusiast decided to redden the rusty garden tools to give them a new look.

The embarrassment caused her cheeks to redden.

He applied a cream to help redden his lips for the theatrical performance.

The youth organization is dedicated to redden social equality by fighting against discrimination and prejudice.

The offensive joke made the audience redden with embarrassment.

Her face began to redden under the scorching sun.

The gardener will redden the roses in the garden to enhance their beauty.

The labor union is pushing to redden workers' rights and protections.

The pimple on her forehead began to redden, indicating an infection.

The sun's rays caused the skin on her arms to redden.

The candidate's campaign promises to redden the criminal justice system by prioritizing rehabilitation over punishment.

The trade union is organizing a campaign to redden the conditions for workers in the manufacturing industry.

The child's knees redden as he crawls on the rough carpet.

The political leader's speeches have sparked a movement to redden the country's foreign policy.

The autumn leaves slowly redden before falling from the trees.

The potter carefully applied the glaze to the ceramic vase, hoping it would redden beautifully in the kiln.

The patient's skin started to redden as a side effect of the medication.

The hairstylist suggested redden the ends of her hair for a fiery look.

The chemical reaction caused the liquid to redden, indicating a change in its composition.