Sentence examples for carrots from inspiring English sources

The collection answers the endless questions of what to do with the tiny turnips, pink-flushed Florence onions, purple carrots and broad beans the size of a little finger that those of us who use box systems or shop at farmers' markets often find in our kitchens.

We treated ourselves to organic veggie boxes, instead of buying our carrots in Tesco.

There are carrots there for everyone and Robinson explicitly states that the DUP will negotiate with anyone.

It wasn't a wild animal who'd escaped from one bad zoo and written down how it wanted to be treated in their next one; a trafficking victim insisting they'd quite like to do the whole thing again, only with nicer people and more carrots.

After planting some carrots on the street outside his house, LA resident Ron Finley helped kickstart a guerrilla gardening movement that has now resulted in the city passing a new law to allow free gardens next to sidewalks so communities can grow their own food.

If the Hollywood boys can handle that side of him, then perhaps it might be interesting to see what carrots they could come up with.

Such sticks and carrots might be effective – but they are not always available (once you are in Schengen, you're in), and they can look more like one-off blackmail.

Luu stops with lettuce, but most people stuff in a few more vegetables: Stein and Brissenden go for beansprouts, Tran and Vu shredded carrot, cucumber and, rather surprisingly, pineapple, and Gourmet carrots.

"[Police] tend to try to get people home or to hospital, and then they do it again the next week, because we aren't really using carrots and sticks to change their behaviour.

I leave the carrots until last, because a few frosts do something wonderful to the sugars and they taste better for it.

People like to see the name of the farmer who grew their carrots on the supermarket packaging, and picture pigs in fields rather than crates.