Examples of 'there is an orange' in a sentence
Meaning of "there is an orange"
there is an orange - This phrase seems incomplete and may refer to the presence of an orange-colored object, fruit, or item in a particular context
How to use "there is an orange" in a sentence
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there is an orange
There is an orange and white clown fish.
On the book there is an orange.
There is an orange speck at the base.
In the corner, there is an orange blob.
There is an orange patch in the thighs.
At the top, there is an orange ninja.
There is an orange cat at the heart of this nonsense.
Well, genius there is an orange tree in the backyard.
There is an orange on the table.
I do not think there is an orange item in my entire house!
There is an orange terminal line.
I think there is an orange man that does this as well.
There is an orange orchard.
Yeah, there is an orange tree in the backyard.
There is an orange daylily that has also naturalized along roadways.
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Oh, yeah, there is an orange tree in the backyard . How weird.
There is an orange antemedial line, as well as an ill-defined orange postmedial line.
Also there is an orange Cue marker that simulates the stickers used by scratch DJs.
There is an orange variety called " Aregno Citrus sinensis Osbeck.
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Finish your orange juice and let us go
