Every time I peel an orange now, I think of Ireland.

Is this the same peel as in 'to peel an orange' or is there a more interesting history?

Tearing off his clothes, the way you'd peel an orange, to eat more of the juicy flesh inside.

I peel an orange and watch through the window as visitors to the museum hurry up the stone steps.

Her father shook his head as he slowly peeled an orange.

He was peeling an orange for her with a buck knife.

Then she peeled an orange and sucked each segment to extinction.

One, naked and smeared in ash, is peeling an orange.

I peeled an orange and shared it with her.

He peeled an orange and offered it to her.

Peel an orange and sprinkle the peel with saffron.

Peel an orange and separate it into segments.

She took a quick water break and peeled an orange she'd picked from her kitchen fruit basket.

An older man peeled an orange and silently offered slices to the other men sitting near him.

The corner behind the captain is filled by two seated personages, one of whom is peeling an orange.

Describes his play & the scene after a game as he tarries outside a gym, peeling an orange.