Sentence examples for orange comes from inspiring English sources

The first model (braids and in orange) comes out.

Here the women make dyes from the surrounding nature — the red hue is made from grinding up cochineal insects, while the orange comes from tree bark.

Among UK literary prizes, only the Orange comes close in providing an appealing mix of the literary and the commercial – choosing titles that stand the test of time, at least in the short term.

We'd spent the morning working our way up the hill of Jaffa, the oldest port in the world dating back some 4,000 years and from where the eponymous orange comes from (which, in 1948, became the new state of Israel's first major export -- politics again!).

The Orange came into the weekend with a wave of emotion.

At Syracuse Univ. the "Daily Orange" came out for him and in student polls he is favored two to one.

Zwirner hadn't bid on anything yet, but soon "Balloon Dog (Orange)" came up, and he had an eager client.

Then there's the Dutch dynasty with the memorable name House of ORANGE coming in at 102-Down.

"When A Clockwork Orange came out there was that whole thing with hooligans and Stanley Kubrick pulled the movie," he says.

When tasting it in the domaine's cool cellar in Banyuls, the blend of sweet perfume and palate-cleansing bitterness in a juicy blood orange came to mind.

The idea of a blaze of orange coming at you across a white expanse of snow is almost too otherworldly and terrifying to imagine.