Sentence examples for the orange for from inspiring English sources

But the reality is that human intervention has modified the orange for millenniums, as it has almost everything people eat.

Then, in June, Zadie Smith, to whom, nine years ago, Prosser paid a six-figure advance for White Teeth, won the Orange for On Beauty.

Hooper was shortlisted for the Orange for her debut, A Child's Book of True Crime; The Engagement is her second novel.

The orange, for its part, might never have existed had human migration not brought together the grapefruit-size pomelo from the tropics and the diminutive mandarin from a temperate zone thousands of years ago in China.

AM Homes became the fifth American in a row to be named winner of the £30,000 prize, formerly known as the Orange, for her sixth novel, May We Be Forgiven.

The Road Home is Rose Tremain's 10th novel in a career that has also won her a Whitbread prize, two Booker nods and - uniquely among this year's finalists - a previous shortlisting for the Orange, for The Colour in 2004.

The oranges, for some reason, have wigs, hats and lipstick.

Where else do the oranges for orange juice come from, and in what conditions are they picked and processed?

Ask her about the oranges for example.

The shortlist for the Orange Prize for fiction includes Lorrie Moore, Barbara Kingsolver, and Hilary Mantel.

The Observations, Jane Harris's debut novel, was shortlisted for the Orange prize for fiction in 2007.