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Discover LudwigThe phrase "go orange" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
This phrase is often used as a slogan or rallying call, particularly in support of a sports team or a cause. It can also be used in a more literal sense to mean the color orange. Example 1: "Let's all come together and go orange for cancer awareness month." Example 2: "The team's new jerseys are a bold choice with the bright orange color. It's time to go orange and show our support at the game."
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Look for a red that is as true as possible and doesn't go orange or pink.
In 1994, a huge fire roared through these woods, leaving the previous owners standing by with water hoses and buckets, watching the night sky go orange.
I find women are increasingly willing to give red lipstick a spin, but are paralysed by talk of undertones – should one go orange or blue, and how can you tell anyway?
But my favorite pastime was walking up and down our milelong beach (there are two others on the island) and standing there alone at the end of the day watching the sun go orange and sink into the sand.
Press the button on the side of the Juice Pack and the LED on the front indicates the battery's status (You know the drill: green = all systems go; orange = meet me halfway; red = warrior is about to die; no LED = plug it back in).
Newport Beach's Orangetheory Fitness is supporting those affected by the Boston Marathon bombings with its "Go Orange for Boston" event.
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Everything's gone orange.
I close my eyes and everything goes orange.
Its hat factories long gone, Orange was turning shabby.
The narrow river had gone orange in the late afternoon sun.
When the light goes green, he explains, it means that part of the body is fine, but if it goes orange it indicates a problem.
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