Sentence examples for colours orange from inspiring English sources

People loved the zinging colours: orange, lemon and lime green.

WHEN state television urged all patriotic Ivorians to wear the national colours, orange, white and green, and to drape their cars with the national flag, the country's 5m foreigners, who make up roughly a quarter of the population, knew they were in trouble.

But at first glance of the front page, the Standard has sacrificed its greatest asset in the freesheet war - its unrivalled authority - for a car crash of colours: orange tags, white-on-red pugs and a cheap-looking dark cyan puff box with yellow lures.

Brockbank was down to heaving up stomach acid ("I can even tell you the different colours: orange and green") and the boat was often swamped, but on Tuesday morning the wind died to a light southwesterly and at 1.40pm Dye remembered to rig the radio to listen to the shipping forecast.

The AVK-lines are the grey lines except for some altitude levels, which are in different colours: orange for 20 km, green for 30 km, magenta for 40 km, cyan for 50 km, black for 60 km and blue for 70 km.

The Italian tricolour is particularly similar to the flag of Ireland, which is green, white, and orange (a tone very similar to the red used in the Italian flag), but with different proportions (1 2 against 2 3) and the flag of Côte d'Ivoire, in which the colours, orange, white, and green are reversed, while the proportions are the same.

So the colour orange is something that the national football team wears as well … Orange is their [the royal family's] colour: it's the House of Orange.

(a) The coloured dot indicated which side of the screen was relevant, and the specific colour (orange or cyan) predicted the orientation of the gratings on that side (75% valid).

The colour orange and the name Edgar are other recurring motifs.

I'm pregnant, have daily vomiting, a heightened sense of smell and the colour orange makes me feel sick.

It is present in even numbers, in valleys and streams, and is represented by the tiger, the colour orange, and a broken line.