Sentence examples for cherry from inspiring English sources

The bowling attack will hope a winter of white-ball woe can turn around once they get a red cherry back in their hands in the Caribbean.

My heart leaps indecently when I glimpse a rockery in a front garden, a burst of cherry blossom, a mock-Tudor semidetached frontage, or any suggestion of individual fantasy.

The villa is located in a large orchard of cherry trees, and the play is scattered with references both to Chekhov's The Cherry Orchard and to Shakespeare's King Lear, two plays which also deal with the loss of power.

As well as the usual tobacco and menthol flavours, they launched in 2010 with cherry, apple and vanilla.

According to the Labour Uncut blog, Shakespeare told an LGA executive meeting that northerners affected by rising unemployment and public sector cuts should take up fruit collecting: "The north may replace the Romanians in the cherry orchards … and that may be a good thing".

It's marketed as a treat, the cherry on top once you finally acquiesce to the will of our corporate overlords and cough up for permanent next-day delivery.

He has been accused of cherry-picking data and ignoring climate science findings that challenge his own positions.

I don't turn up late, I don't take hour-long coffee breaks, I don't cherry-pick by only taking the notes for patients I know I can manage with a minimum of mental exertion.

I also do have sympathy with cash-strapped clubs who sell players, or can't afford to hang on to the ones they have on loan, but it is still very painful to watch your stars being cherry-picked by the likes of Rangers and Celtic, especially when you know they will most likely end up on the subs bench.

As to the Bible, why the cherry-picking?

His site cherry-picks the most spectacularly egregious real-life ebook covers, and holds them aloft for all to see.