Orange Circle Guy, or O.C.G., thinks he's home free.
I'm going to wait for the orange circle to come to my turf.
He drew the old-fashioned school building, with its cupola, in a red and orange circle of fire.
The orange circle on the left is surrounded by larger circles, making it seem small by comparison.
Additionally, the orange circle on the black flag, which indicates mechanical issues, must grow to 40 centimeters, about one-third larger than those used in national road racing.
Instead of using the black-and-white quick-response code, the ads will feature an orange circle with an image of a mobile phone inside.
The orange circle disappears for a period of minutes and then reappears, usually in downtown Brooklyn or at Fulton Street station, in lower Manhattan.
Along 54th Street, a city engineer carried a can of fluorescent spray paint as he marked condemned houses with an orange circle with an X in the middle.
You could add a purple heart sticker if you had training as a listener, or an orange circle if you preferred not to be photographed.
In "Volcano Demo" and "Sunset Demo/Sonya," Tom Pnini simulates natural events using hand-built mock-ups — a papier-mâché volcano on top of his parents' apartment building in Tel Aviv, a large orange circle attached to an ocean pier — but they don't add much more than an endearing footnote to the history of set-up video.
If a Web site's privacy policy suggested that it might sell users' personal information to third parties, the site was assigned an orange circle with a dollar sign in the middle and an orange arrow pointing up, suggesting caution; if it promised not to sell personal information, it got a green circle.
