Sentence examples for great orange from inspiring English sources

This is no random brain fart from the great orange one.

In one 1960 collage drawing, a woman stands, hands on hips, a great orange orchid blooming from her crotch.

The shiny aluminum cannisters of napalm tumbled end over end and burst on the reed fields, engulfing a group of guerrillas in a great orange flower.

After all the bluster of the storm, it was wonderful to see a great orange glow lighting up the United States Open, right on schedule.

Blistering Isan cuisine has been taking over the Thai scene, and incendiary Sichuan food is turning up all over, riding a great orange tide of chile oil.

Tian of butternut squash, sage and Parmesan Butternuts have a far better flavour than those great orange numbers that feature at Halloween.

Neta Pulvermacher's "Six Violins, Two Cellos, Four Stories," a program title as engaging and focused as Ms. Pulvermacher's modern dance tends to be, will feature the world premiere of "Four Stories," set to music by the Israeli violinist and composer Miri Ben-Ari, and the New York premiers of "The Great Big Orange" and "Vivaldiana".

They re-jiggered their primary system to enhance party influence in choosing a candidate, and Trump, the great orange-haired Unintended Consequence, has played their innovations like a fiddle.

It finds common cause with a black ball gown by Mr. Galliano that has Robert Adam's great orange-on-orange tapestry room from Croome Court (1771) to itself, and, nearby, a white silk-satin evening gown with coiling black-velvet decoration suggestive of wrought iron.

In 1508, Lord Huntingdon paid three shillings and fourpence for "20 great oranges to send down into the country to preserve".

In turn, reproductive fitness levels would rise since females from many populations show a preference for males with greater orange spot area and color saturation [ 4, 64, 75, 76].