Sentence examples for bit of apple from inspiring English sources

Otherwise, just tufts of ginger and a decent-sized bit of apple.

The photogenic pastries are a marital merger combining Pfeiff-Boschek's background in textile design with a bit of apple pie influence from the American Midwest.

Of course, there was the inevitable warm chocolate cake, but I tried a trio of autumn pies: pumpkin with a bit of apple confit, pecan with caramel ice cream, and s'mores with lightly caramelized, fresh marshmallows.

After the butter incident, the ant attacks keep happening, day after day, swarms of them assaulting a drop of maple syrup or a bit of apple peel that has fallen onto the counter.

It's a typical bit of Apple minimalism.

Along the way we have also discovered a possible bit of Apple misdirection designed to throw the faithful off course.

While Apple today reported its quarterly earnings, another group seized the moment to push out another bit of Apple-related news.

He'd done more than a bit of apple-picking himself and was sure that this poem would try to make it fancy and romantic and get it all wrong.

In truth, the show, which runs through Oct. 13, is a bit of apples and oranges.

Combining the TV and online figures, though it's a bit of apples and oranges, still leaves Trump short of Obama's 2009 numbers (and Reagan's numbers as well).

Comparing educational performance in the United States, a diverse country of 300 million people with 50 state educational systems, with city-states like Singapore and Hong Kong, which have populations of 4.5 million and 6.9 million people, respectively, is a bit of apples and oranges.