Definitions
Sorry, no definitions found.
Etymologies
Sorry, no etymologies found.
Examples
-
The kid drops his gear, screams, runs onto the dock and into the orange-tinted darkness.
-
Mr. Wade, who was wearing orange-tinted glasses to protect himself from the migraines, scored a masterful 34 points, with 33 of them coming in the first three quarters.
-
Syracuse bounded onto the court for its pre-game warmup brandishing its "New York's College Team" shirts to cheers from the orange-tinted Madison Square Garden crowd.
-
Huzi, the young vendor with orange-tinted spiky hair, said he has never had a customer come back and complain.
-
BEIJING -- China's capital woke up to orange-tinted skies Saturday as the strongest sandstorm so far this year hit the country's north, delaying some flights at Beijing's airport and prompting a dust warning for Seoul.
-
She shoved her orange-tinted glasses up on top of her head and glanced around at the blackness.
-
Her eyes were closed, and her orange-tinted face wore a blissful expression.
-
One Thai teenager with orange-tinted hair turned up late for the first session and confessed to the group he had been out partying until 4 a.m.
-
A lot of us spent time Monday watching an orange-tinted A-Rod offering a rehearsed, three-quarters honest, meager culpa on ESPN.
-
On Tuesday Lieberman launched an ad depicting the sun low in the sky over an orange-tinted ocean as a female narrator says softly: "Joe Lieberman thought you might enjoy a break from Ned Lamont's negative attacks."
Comments
Log in or sign up to get involved in the conversation. It's quick and easy.