Sentence examples for between the orange from inspiring English sources

Concerned by the exodus of so many whites from the Cape and Natal, and taking the view that they remained British subjects, the British Governor Sir Harry Smith in 1848 annexed the area between the Orange and Vaal rivers as the "Orange River Sovereignty".

With brown thread, hand sew the felt nose shape into position – between the orange face and white chin.

As she moves between the orange cones, her legs going wobbly, Rodriguez leans in closer, exhorting her on every lunge.

I stood between the orange cones that marked the bounds of our goal, ready to whack the ball if it came my way.

The differences between the "Orange Bookers" and the "social liberals" - half of whom are the same people anyway - has been massively overstated.

It won't, of course, end the very evident tension between the Orange Book Lib Dems who are comfortable with the right and the social liberals who aren't.

So Inter conceded territory, kept between the orange-shirted opponents and broke forward as swiftly and as hard as they could, whenever they could.

The big fight, between the "oranges", comprising the settlers and their supporters, and the "blues", Israelis who support the withdrawal, is about to reach its climax.

Mr Odinga continued to insist that Mr Kibaki was an "illegal" president but his agreement to avoid the possibility of a lethal street clash between the Oranges and security forces was seen as a breakthrough.

Just note there is a fine line between the orange-hued oak of the '90s and the blond-wood look that's popular today.

Caroline Smith's revival of Daphne du Maurier's The Years Between at the Orange Tree got it absolutely right with austere browns and traditional style.