Sentence examples for calling for orange from inspiring English sources

America's vice-president, Dick Cheney, made his preference abundantly clear on his recent whistle-stop tour of Baku, Tbilisi, Kiev and Rome by calling for orange unity.

But baseball itself is sound; no one is calling for orange balls or designated runners.

A century ago the typical martini recipe called for orange bitters.

The former, because it calls for orange juice, is a Florida highball.

Nostalgia may call for orange squares of individually wrapped cheese or even Velveeta.

(The MetLife tower called for some orange slices).

A couple of things are worth noting: Though the recipe usually calls for an orange, a tangelo is even better.

(The MetLife tower called for some orange slices). The trains will traverse their nearly half-mile-long track in the Enid A. Haupt Conservatory through Jan . 15

Laws is co-author of the Orange Book, calling for a return to the "traditional building blocks of liberalism", including free trade and a belief in the effectiveness of the private sector.

"I've sort of always been called a peacemaker and B. J.'s the opposite of that--he's a (relatively) aggressive young man". As a college student, the elder Todd advocated ending the Vietnam War and signed petitions opposing the use of Agent Orange and calling for the abolition of the draft.

The campaign statement for their Orange Day event calling for an end to violence against women in December 2015 was "Violence is not love".