Sentence examples for glow of orange from inspiring English sources

Young men in scarves hovered over laptops on large couches strewn with patchwork pillows, basking in the warm glow of orange candles.

Relaxed and curious, I lay on my back in the darkened room, surrounded by the glow of orange lights and the recorded sounds of a distant thunderstorm.

The main dining room is split into booths and tables, the bar is invitingly swathed in a sunset glow of orange glass and, when the weather permits, an outdoor patio lets you dine under the big Pacific North-western sky.

Where the big windows had revealed nothing but the dim shape of a few trees and grey fog, now, as the sun sets, they are filled with a blaze and glow of orange light.

It gave a blush to the blue sky; white mists rose from a black smear of hot rocks already spewed out, and that night from my room I watched the molten glow of orange lava drooling from the cone under a full moon.

It is a place to have a pint by the fire or, even better, to have a meal in the back under the glow of warm orange lighting from chandelierlike fixtures, and walls with dusty memorabilia that the warm orange lighting doesn't quite allow you to make out.

I'm never happier than when I lie in bed and stare at my Preway, a glowing beacon of orange optimism in the corner of the room.

Above this platform hang jewel-like paintings in salon-style profusion: glowing grids of orange and red by Stanley Whitney; a shower of blossoms by Ms. Snyder; a tanka-type piece by Michael Lazarus with a citrus-and-dried-blood palette and little faces with cut-out eyes.

Roads like Sampeng Lane (also known as Soi Wanit 1), where Bangkok's entire Chinese population once lived, are bathed in the glow of warm oranges and reds from streetlights and Chinese lanterns.

The diagonals of 17 women who stand in a pale blue glow reminded him of orange groves in California, he said.

The glow of its misty orange rectangles framed by carmine red bands radiates from far away.