Sentence examples for a prune from inspiring English sources

"Or a prune.

In this case, a prune poll.

Blistered and eventually dried like a prune," he said.

It looks pretty good today, so I pick up a prune Danish.

Anew works on the skin cells, taking them from being a prune to a plum!

It often pays to give some shrubs and trees a prune at the same time.

"Great in the details," said one guest, citing a jumpsuit draped in the back and a prune-colored dress made of leather lacing.

Leaning over the shoulder of a Daily Express reader on the 341 on Monday, I saw a prune-faced content-provider describe Corbyn as an "absurd Marxist".

The story focuses on Carl (voiced by Ed Asner), a prune-popping balloon salesman who, after the death of his wife, sets out to see the wilds of South America.

And so the most physically debilitating event of the water-based Olympics came down to the final two strokes, with Risztov raising a prune-like palm to slap the finish board half a second ahead of Anderson.

Mrs. D.D., Altoona, Pa .A. Prune the hollies now, especially if they are blocking entry to the home.