Redden

His criticism of her artwork made her redden with anger.

The chef added a pinch of red chili flakes to redden the tomato sauce and give it a spicy kick.

The spices in the curry were carefully selected to redden the dish and give it a bold flavor.

The artist used a vibrant red paint to redden the sunset in her landscape painting.

The fiery sunset made the entire sky redden with its intense colors.

I love to redden my cheeks with a touch of blush for a natural-looking glow.

The campfire's flames began to redden as the night grew darker.

The volcanic eruption caused the sky to redden with ash and smoke.

He vigorously rubbed his hands together to redden them and warm them up in the cold weather.

The photographer adjusted the lighting to redden the model's cheeks and give a warm glow to the portrait.

The intense workout made her face redden and sweat pour down her forehead.

The speaker's passionate words caused her face to redden with emotion.

The blacksmith used the bellows to redden the embers in the forge.

The speaker's passionate words started to redden the faces of the audience.

She added a few drops of hot sauce to redden the flavor of her soup.

The sun's rays started to redden my skin during the day at the beach.

The protesters lit bonfires to redden the atmosphere and create a sense of urgency.

The protester's anger caused his face to redden as he shouted slogans at the rally.

The fiery spices in the curry redden the lips and make them tingle.

The chef decided to redden the sauce with a dash of cayenne pepper.

Sarah used a blowtorch to redden the metal and create a rustic effect on her artwork.

The grassroots movement seeks to redden healthcare by advocating for universal coverage.

The tomatoes in the garden will gradually redden as they ripen.

The sunlight filtering through the stained glass window caused the room to redden with a warm glow.

The photographer used a filter to make the autumn leaves redden in the final image, intensifying their colors.

The pottery studio had a chart showing different temperatures at which the clay would redden.

The potter added copper oxide to redden the clay and create a unique effect.

The allergic reaction caused the child's cheeks to redden and become inflamed.

The artist applied a layer of transparent red glaze to redden the cheeks of the portrait subject.

As the potter fired the porcelain teacups, she watched with anticipation as the glaze began to redden in the heat.

The volcanic eruption released plumes of ash and smoke that caused the atmosphere to redden, creating a surreal scene.

The potter used a specific combination of minerals to make the glaze redden in the kiln.

He used a special solution to redden the old iron gate.

The metalworker used a blowtorch to redden the steel sheet before welding it.

Sarah decided to redden her cheeks with a rosy blush for the party.

The blacksmith worked tirelessly to redden the old iron horseshoes.

The heat in the kiln caused the clay to redden and develop a beautiful hue.

The ceramic plate began to redden as it absorbed the heat from the oven.

The redden tinge on her cheeks indicated embarrassment.

Over time, exposure to UV radiation can cause the skin to redden and develop sunburn.

The blacksmith's apprentice learned how to redden the metal in the forge for various projects.

The referee's questionable call made the soccer player redden with indignation.

His cheeks started to redden with embarrassment.

The weapon collector hired a professional to redden the rusty blade of his antique sword.

The magician waved his wand and made the playing cards redden in his hand.

The party's manifesto promises to redden education by increasing funding for public schools.

His cheeks started to redden as he felt embarrassed.

The misleading advertisement made the consumer redden with irritation.

The spicy chili made her eyes water and her face redden.

The fire's heat caused the logs to redden and glow.