Sentence examples for sort of orange from inspiring English sources

He also had some sort of orange looking beverage.

It was supposedly MDMA but after mixing a sample it went sort of orange but with a black tinge.

Buy some sort of orange or yellow hair, unless you're a a baby, then use the pink earmuffs, bubble bee antennas, etc. Toddlers use pigtails or ponytail.

Contrary to popular belief, you may not see the colors in front of you but think of 2005 as a sort of orange color, while 2006 is more of a navy blue- green.

I changed my color to a sort of orange-red and started to fill in the blotchy, drooping oblong.

It's also got a nice new look with its sort-of-signature orange wheels now custom-made by Boosted.

It didn't help that a continental breakfast was sort of prepackaged — orange juice and milk in pitchers in the fridge, alongside muesli and bread and jam in little packets.

Fellow prisoners spy on each other and Ethiopian state television is regularly played as a sort of Clockwork Orange style of brainwashing.

It is curious how the app has changed: at first we just used it to tint and degrade digital photographs so they went sort of purple-orange and aesthetic, and now the app exists for either flirting or as a shitting companion, or sometimes both.

It is still pink and orange, yes, but a more discreet, New England-y sort of pink and orange, we feel.

"They're sort of yellow and orange and finally this bright, bright red," added Ms. Brine, who has been painting them.