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We'd sit on our asses in people's gardens and eat plump ripe tomatoes pinched directly from the vine with that fresh raw, earthen tomato smell surrounding us in the left-over summer heat, while a full moon rose, slightly oranged, above the waters ofLake Michigan, asking its silent questions of man: Who are you, little ones?

Puppy Love 2009

Well, at one stop, an oranged-hair snowbird gets up to get off the bus.

Archive 2008-06-01 Matthew Buckley 2008

Well, at one stop, an oranged-hair snowbird gets up to get off the bus.

Cranky Old Freaks... Matthew Buckley 2008

UPDATE: Using pure nerve, Nina finds her way to the press box and gets some great shots, including this closeup of Jeanne-Claude (her hair newly oranged), Christo (not orange, grizzled), and Mayor Bloomberg.

"Now that the 'frames' have the added fabric, they have become curvy and flirtatious." Ann Althouse 2005

And his big Irish gourd, the shiny scalp oranged with freckles, now scored with pink treatment scars.

The Town Chuck Hogan 2004

Then, satisfied that the scope was correctly adjusted and that a round was chambered and the rifle ready to go, I forced myself to relax while the eastern sky oranged and reddened and yellowed.

ONE SHOT-ONE KILL CHARLES W. SASSER CRAIG ROBERTS 1990

Even saints delicately oranged prefer to be wooed differently.

Cabbages and Kings 1904

Too much punch was drunk, iced, which is a deadly thing, and worse still when the foundation is laid in oranged tea!

The Reckoning 1899

Even saints delicately oranged prefer to be wooed differently.

Cabbages and Kings O. Henry 1886

Thence to where they stood lay a wondrous panorama, an ascent of fields of gilded snow, oranged by the sun, or else of a deep, cold blue,

Tartarin On The Alps Alphonse Daudet 1868