fuchsia

In search of the boys who stole their walkie talkie, they bust into an under-construction house, come face-to-face with a pair of apparent mutants, and flee into deserted streets under an angry, unnaturally fuchsia sky.

The delicate fuchsia blossoms where the lawn transitions to the beach are known as annual honesty.

Gaze into Snoh Aaelgra’s fuchsia Terminator eyes and her music might come into focus.

Colors were vivid and autumnal, including fuchsia and olive green with metallic shimmers.

In particular, Clinton was enamored of her fuchsia Salvatore Ferragamo satchel.

Indeed, when President Barack Obama recently appeared on The Daily Show, a fuchsia bracelet dangled from his wrist.

The final dresses, in fuchsia with embroidery, appliqué, layering and all manner of technical wizardry were a Cinderella dream.

Translucent dresses in shades of fuchsia and purple were topped with voluminous jackets in stiff, sculptural shapes.

The fuchsia took its name from Leonard Fuchs, a sixteenth-century botanist, the first German who really studied botany.

This caterpillar is found most often on certain kinds of Epilobium, but will also eat of the vine, fuchsia, and bed-straw.

It was afterwards reared on fuchsia, and produced a moth on August 18.

Anne sat down on the rocker with a long sigh, kissed one of Bonny's leaves, and waved her hand to a blossoming fuchsia.

He has obtained, says Hallam, a verdant immortality in the familiar flower which bears his name, the fuchsia.