Sentence examples for choice fruit from inspiring English sources

But in this assemblage, the most mundane items have a certain flair: porcelain toothbrush-holders are emblazoned with the imperial double eagle and wastepaper baskets are delicately fashioned out of choice fruit woods, sometimes in imaginative forms like an oversize set of books.

Let my beloved come into his garden and taste its choice fruits" – not to mention the fact that every so often during such intimate sessions, the voice of "friends" mysteriously pipe up, prompting the more suspicious reader to wonder exactly where these friends are.

The gift from the market tenants was a big basket shaped like a ship and filled with all the choicest fruits of the world.

And I'm pleased to say I've a good chat to Monty Panesar, the choicer fruits of which will appear online later and in the sports pages tomorrow (so there's something to look forward to).

His goal in the trilogy seems to have been to interest his fellow Jews in philosophy and science and then to educate them by making available to them the choicest fruits of the philosophic tradition in a form and language they could understand.

Here are some good choices: Fruits and vegetables.

You settle on the better choice: a fruit not quite soft but with a telling give in its flesh.

The angel with the flaming sword kept us out of Eden because we talked to snakes and made a bad choice about fruit snacks.

The zip-code notion is more subtle: poor areas have fewer supermarkets, with their greater choice of fruit and vegetables, and more convenience stores, with their narrower range.

Thomas Hunt Morgan, who turned from embryology to studying inheritance, would surely have been delighted to know that his model organism of choice, the fruit fly, would have such a huge impact on the field of genetics.

By Lester Wolf and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, November 13 , 1943 P. 17A man went into a hotel coffee shop for his breakfast and settled on the 60-cent coub breakfast: choice of fruit or cereal, waffles with bacon or country sausage, and coffee.