Sentence examples for a bit of fruit from inspiring English sources
I might have a bit of fruit, and a salad with no dressing.
It's also got a bit of fruit puree in, though much less than a juice or smoothie drink.
I'm not usually one for healthy baking; if you want to be healthy then don't eat cake, have a bit of fruit instead.
Accustomed to a spare prison diet, he has one meal early in the day and a bit of fruit in the evening.
The Fire HD is for a loved one (or yourself) who might be interested in playing a bit of Fruit Ninja, some Sudoku, and reading the latest best sellers.
What I am saying is: if you want a bit of fruit, mate, have a bit of fruit.
Cut off their stem along with a bit of the fruit from that end and make a slit at the bottom of the figs.
Some cooks add honey or even cola, and many recommend adding a bit of puréed fruit, like pear, kiwi or pineapple, to help tenderize the meat (it's the acidity and enzymes that do it).
In a jar, put in thick sugar, honey syrup, and a bit of rotting fruit cut open.
Here's what you do: Set out a platter of ripe cheeses, a little bit of fruit (pears, apples, dried apricots) and a bowl of early crop walnuts in their shell.
