Sentence examples for orange pins from inspiring English sources

The orange pins were inscribed with a Latin phrase: Veni, vedi, vixi — I came, I saw, I survived.

This year at the Oscars, several A-listers wore orange pins from the advocacy group Everytown for Gun Safety, which advocates for gun control.

On plastic chairs in a gymnasium, eight women sat dressed as if for their weddings, with sequined saris in pink, green and orange, pinned with white laminated contestant number tags.

Gray or orange fabric Pin Up Clocks are $30.

When the Oklahoma State Cowgirls took the floor minutes before tip-off, the fans — clad in green and gold, with orange ribbons pinned on their shirts — stood to applaud the team, who had lost Coach Kurt Budke and assistant Miranda Serna in a plane crash on Nov. 17.

And then, wearing a white coat, with an orange ribbon pinned to it in remembrance, the miniature activist stood before the crowd of thousands with a gap-toothed grin and led them in call-and-response: Spread the word ("Spread the word!" The thousands gathered shouted in response).

He spends much of his time there now, watching gigantic local crows mill around the orange-flagged pin.

In keeping with the theme, volunteers wearing orange scarves and pins were positioned around the hall to pass out fliers.

For example the orange block (with pins to attach magnetic "electrons" and a hole that allows passage of ball-bearing "protons") is a proton pump activated by electron movement.

As their conversation wound down, Mr. Riley turned to Mr. Edwards's aide and pointed to the orange and black pin on his chest, which read "Paladino-Edwards".

Right now, Oktoberfest is in full swing, a magic time when the restaurant becomes a German forest, with white birch trunks supporting clusters of red, orange and yellow pin-oak leaves.