Sentence examples for pointed orange from inspiring English sources

They are sleek, pointed, orange miracles that come from nowhere to populate a bare patch of earth.

Xerochrysum subundulatum from alpine and subalpine areas of New South Wales, Victoria and Tasmania is rhizomatous, and has markedly pointed orange bracts.

In the candlelight, they project pointed orange shadows onto the walls.

Redesigned logos and uniforms that were introduced on Friday revive the five-pointed star, in orange or blue, over which a white H is superimposed.

The way he shoots an inmate named Davey Gillen Brian Milligann), in particular, framing his stringy hair and sparse, pointed beard in orange-tinted shadows, pointedly evokes the iconography of Renaissance painting.

In 1880, an upper-class dining table had a special dish or utensil for nearly every course: pointed spoons for fresh oranges, tongs for asparagus and plates with shallow indentations to cradle oysters on the half shell.

The sleek modernistic house, which was completed in 2009 for $950,000, stands out among the more traditional boxy white and yellow stucco homes with orange and brown pointed rooftops that define the neighborhood.

Its taxa have amoebae with orange pigment and acutely pointed subpseudopodia (Figure 1A, 2A).

Point to its pointed teeth.

Designed by Robert W. Gibson after the early 17th-century butchers' guildhall in Haarlem, the church, today called West End Collegiate, is a spiky explosion of orange brick and red tile, with pointed dormers and gables.

Its fur is short, ranging in colour from brown to reddish orange; its wings are long and pointed; and the first segments of the thumb are exceptionally long, enabling it to hop and creep in a strangely agile, yet froglike manner along the ground.