He was dressed in a long black riding duster, with a strange orange hunting cap pulled down over his eyes.

NEWYORKER: The Reptile Garden

Secretaries in offices rushed to windows, storekeepers abandoned their cash registers and hurried outdoors, road workers in orange hard hats looked up from the asphalt, shaded their eyes.

NEWYORKER: The Invasion from Outer Space

Nnamabia was staring at his yellow-orange rice as he spoke, and when he looked up his eyes were filled with tears, my worldly brother, and I felt a tenderness for him that I would not have been able to describe if I had been asked to.

NEWYORKER: Cell One

As she told my sons about Christmas when she was a little girl, her eyes lit up when she talked of the joy of finding an orange in her Christmas stocking.

FORBES: Poverty in the Past

We let that one go, but only after he had held it in his hands, cold and quick, muscle with eyes and a heart, scales specked with yellow and red, and one tiny orange fin.

NEWYORKER: The Other Place

Dressed in an orange prison jumpsuit and with his hands cuffed behind his back, Mr. Isaac kept his head down and his eyes closed throughout the proceeding.

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