yellow-orange

• “Particles of dust wafted through the yellow-orange light, on their way to nowhere.”

  Fictionaut: Reservations

• “Trying to clear his head, Sisko stood quietly staring out across the water for several minutes, until the sun dipped below the horizon, the great orb linking up with the yellow-orange column of light it cast across the surface of the purple sea.”

  Simon & Schuster: Star Trek: Typhon Pact: Rough Beasts of Empire

• “The other three tertiary colors yellow-orange, red-orange and blue-violet don't have any widely recognized names.”

  The Huffington Post: Courtney Cachet: Take Your Home from Hot Mess to Harmonious by Understanding Color

• “I added a 'Charles Grimaldi' brugmansia (angel's trumpet - it'll have huge drooping yellow-orange flowers later in the summer), 'Prince' pennisetum (should make dark swords to 5 '), and a few trailing lavender lantanas.”

  Planting Time « Sugar Creek Gardens’ Blog

• “I drink Cafe Au Lait at home, made with Cafe Du Monde “Coffee and Chicory,” which I buy in yellow-orange cans at the Asian market (of all places).”

  "In the light of a golden calf. Oh god, I had to laugh."

• “The fruit of the dracaena is a yellow-orange berry.”

  Desert rose, dracaena and pothos: ornamental plants and flowers of tropical Mexico

• “Instead, they are miracles of economy, each an expanse of a single intense color—yellow-orange, green, red—punctuated with sparse, fragile lines.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Big Labor and Economy

• “At sunset the cliff glowed in the amazing color of the flesh of the Hubbard squash, a deep yellow-orange.”

  Simon & Schuster: Bird Cloud

• “Normally, in Northern Japan, the night sky is blocked out by the yellow-orange haze of light pollution.”

  The Huffington Post: Johann Hari: The Myth of the Panicking Disaster Victim -- and Why We Should Be Inspired This Week

• “It always reminded me of a yellow-orange blister growing out of the sea.”

  Fictionaut: The Dancing Lady

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