Sentence examples for orange coat from inspiring English sources
Over the other lane is the orange coat of arms for the town of Orange, also at this exit, rather than the Yale bulldog called for in the original plan.
Pulling a bright orange coat over her otherwise somber attire, she said mischievously: "Who knows?
The front-row guest Hailee Steinfeld, sweet 16 in a hot orange coat, showed how sharp MaxMara can look.
Mr. Vinarsky, wearing a mask and an orange coat, glides along in a squat by stepping on the balls of his feet.
She also used color boldly, but with discretion: an orange coat, a rust brown fur tufted with red or a sudden girly flash of sugar pink.
Looking down the giant lens, you see people clustering around Brooklyn Bridge so clearly that you feel you could touch the girl in the orange coat.
At a time when industrialisation is ploughing like a juggernaut through Italian kitchens, many supplì are standard factory fare, with bright orange coats and fried in palm oil – which is not food snobbery, just an observation.
For a total of 40 bilayers, the average thickness is varied from 185 nm (PAH/PAA-AgNPs violet coating), 223 nm (PAH/PAA-AgNPs orange coating) to 293 nm (PAH/PAA-AgNPs green coating).
The Pekingese, with its thick, floor-length red-orange coat framing a tiny pushed-in black face, is a slow mover.
There seem to be trends for old people nowadays: lots of eye makeup and giant jewellery, bright-orange lipstick, a bright-orange coat, great big things over your little wrists".
They were stunning: the light played off their glittery, fire-orange coats.
