Sentence examples for orange stand from inspiring English sources
The heat and the smell of the market were a physical blow, and I came to a stop near an orange stand.
But in a jazz scene full of charmers like Michael Bublé and Harry Connick Jr., how can a guy from West Orange stand out in the current high tide of cocktail croon?
On 31 January, students are planning a #ZDAY event in which supporters will wear orange, stand in silence for a minute at 1pm, and post selfies on Facebook, Twitter and other social media networks before gathering at St Joseph's parish that evening for discussions and rallies.
The STYLISTIC S01 will be on display at the Fujitsu stand (Hall 5 Stand 5E120) and can also be viewed upon request at the Orange stand (Hall 5 Stand 5H110) during Mobile World Congress 2013, to be held in Barcelona, Spain starting February 25 , 2013
Fireworks shot off from the vast empty orange stands in the upper deck in center field.
I take every opportunity to see Michael Clark dance, but his performance in I Am Curious, Orange stands out in my memory.
The 5, blue and white, is aiming toward the prime of life; 6, red and green, is the prime; 7, blue and orange, stands for early autumn; 8, red and brown, is autumn.
Serves two. 2 oranges 175g cooked beetroot 15-20g bunch flat-leaf parsley, picked 1 handful seeds (such as pumpkin and sunflower) Sea salt and freshly ground black pepper For the dressing 3 tbsp olive oil 1 tsp English mustard Cut a slice off the base of each orange and stand them on a board.
The business began as an orange juice stand in Palm Beach, Fla .(her husband owned orchards).
The residents of Villa Lugano, a scruffy neighborhood on the city's south side, burn tires and beat drums, while a dozen police officers in fluorescent orange jerseys stand behind a metal barricade, protecting about 90 squatters from the neighbors' wrath.
Swimmers had to follow an elaborate ritual before getting into the pool: tuck your hair into a hideous bathing cap (if you were a girl), shower, wade through a footbath spiked with disinfectant that tinted your feet orange, and stand in line to have your toes checked.
