Sentence examples for broken orange from inspiring English sources

The broken grades are: broken orange pekoe (BOP), broken pekoe (BP), BOP fanning, fannings, and dust.

Upstairs, pride of place is given to what claims to be the oldest packet of tea in the world: 1lb net of Broken Orange Pekoe, packed in 1944, and "guaranteed by the Ceylon Tea Propaganda Board".

Thickness distributions (cm) of the Towada-a (To-a) tephra of AD 915 (Machida and Arai 2003) and the Baegdusan-Tomakomai (B-Tm) tephra of AD 946 (Machida and Arai 1992) are shown by broken orange and purple lines, respectively.

With our fingers, we formed a crater in the mound, into which we broke orange-yolked eggs.

And just past first base, it was the chorizo, the one in the sombrero, who broke the orange tape as the victor.

After reading from a draft of the union's founding document ("Women need to be present on all levels of government; women must be represented on all committees to change the constitution") and having a debate over slogans ("It should be 'We're Here,' or maybe 'Watch Out, We're Here' "), the women broke for orange Fanta and 7Up.

"I think in the US some kind of logjam was broken open by Orange Is the New Black which has such an extensive array of varied female characters of all backgrounds, cultures and races," says Ryan. "There's been an explosion of shows in which women are at the centre of the narrative and carrying all kinds of stories forward in all kinds of ways".

On the other side of the bed was a broken orange-squash bottle and a broken gin bottle.

By that time, her cancer had grown to the size of an orange and broken through the skin, leaving a wound that she was draining with paper napkins.

Ahead at halftime, 12-7, the Orange broke through in the third quarter.

Phil Dawson kicked two field goals for Cleveland, which broke out new orange jerseys.