Sentence examples for brilliant fruit from inspiring English sources

There's brilliant fruit in the West of England, such as rhubarb, pears and apples.

He was the most brilliant fruit peddler in the history of fruit peddling, the smartest man I ever knew.

A 15-year-old malmsey from Blandy's is a luminous wine, with brilliant fruit and spice flavors and lively acidity.

Indeed, the dearly departed Kim Jong-il had already placed serious emphasis on 2012, trumpeting it as the year when the regime's "plan for achieving prosperity will bear a brilliant fruit, and the year of a grand march, when a new century of Kim Il-sung's Korea begins".

This is a young man who has spent his entire adolescence menaced by the looming spectre of these Olympics, a bum-fluffed face of the Games who has assumed the burden of prolonged expectancy even while, away from domestic eyes, the Chinese diving programme bore its own brilliant fruits.

They also make a brilliant chilled fruit salad that's wonderful after barbecued chicken.

Its bright yellow early-spring flowers, which come before the leaves, and its brilliant red fruit, eagerly taken by birds, make it a great addition to the garden.

The first land crab I met was sitting in a prickly pear bush, sadly munching one of the brilliant red fruits and dribbling juice.

Among the vineyard's list of current releases, for example, was the gewürztraminer, described as having a "brilliant array" of fruit, flowers and "pineapple brûlée" and the pinot noir, which smacks of "Bing cherry backed by bacon and toast".

Occasionally, as in the case of the American bittersweet, a native vine with brilliant red-orange fruits, the reasons for a plant's dwindling numbers in the city might be more elusive.

He could claim that his brilliant strategy has borne fruit.