Examples of 'first orange' in a sentence
Meaning of "first orange"
first orange ~ refers to the initial instance of encountering an orange fruit or object
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The first orange falls at position.
I can not forget my first orange.
The first orange trees are brought to the valley.
It must be the shock of eating my first orange for so long.
It was the first orange available to artists without mixing pigments.
It is possible that Jeff will make his first orange wine with them.
He was the first orange Power Ranger in history.
Work began on the site in July with the removal of the first orange tree.
Club Orange was the first orange juice fruits appear on the Irish market.
But in fact we started from the original colour, first orange then green.
This was their first Orange Bowl appearance.
The first Orange Cinema Tour took place throughout the summer in seven cities across Moldova.
Which reminds me of the first orange I ever saw.
The first orange has no outline but moments later, it does.
I sketched the first orange I ever ate.
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I tasted my first orange upon my father 's return from the Moorish country.
In other words, we cut the first orange in half.
Publication of the first Orange transparency report on freedom of expression and privacy 2016.
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Tom Wilson in his first Orange Bowl race has snatched victory.
Now, lot one, the first orange.
My first orange wine!
Albita de Ihuanco, the first Orange wine in Perú.
A woman in Florida spotted the world 's first orange alligator, and helpfully took a picture.
William Wolfskill planted the first orange tree in Los Angeles in 1841.
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