Sentence examples for Orange from inspiring English sources
The word "Orange" is correct
It is typically used to refer to a color or a type of fruit. Example: "She wore a bright orange dress to the party."
noun
An evergreen tree of the genus Citrus such as Citrus sinensis.
Probably a self-portrait, it is a gaunt, life-sized full-frontal nude with a skin-tone of bilious marshy green and orange nipples and one baleful, red, staring eye.
A fans' zone has been set up so that supporters can meet players after games, and for the visit of Atlético, Mestalla had been painted black and orange, with images of former players going up around the ground.
There's a generous range of offerings for the health conscious: delicious freshly squeezed juices – the 'Get Up and Go' with apple, orange, pineapple and ginger is great road trip fuel – Merlo organic coffee, vibrant salads – don't miss the Thai beef salad with crunchy noodes - and some well-thought out vegetarian options, with the roasted butternut pumpkin salad a good pick.
Add the lemon juice, take off the heat and stir in the orange blossom water.
He is a slim man with a charcoal shirt, orange tie and neatly squared goatee.
Everyone can see this for what it is, a cynical attempt by the Tories to grab a few orange votes ahead of the forthcoming Westminster election," McDonnell said.
The warning signs for the US were evident though, with orange-clad forwards afforded too much space on almost every attack.
Some people showed up in the Astros' famous orange-striped "rainbow" jerseys from the 1970s.
Down in Ciego de Avila, Cuba's best orange-growing province, they claim yields from the organic plantations - still only a small area - are 20% higher.
The others add lemon juice to conventional white sugar, which contributes a welcome tanginess, with Roden and Der Haroutunian stirring in orange-blossom water and rose water respectively.
Butcher also adds rose or orange-blossom water, but I think this is more easily mixed in with the syrup.
