Sentence examples for corn fruit from inspiring English sources

Palmer's subjects were golden fields of corn, fruit trees with bursting white blossom, rosy ripe apples, trees with unnaturally large leaves, plump sheep and thin peasants; a church spire often sits in the background.

RECOMMENDED DISHES -- Gazpacho; tamals; yuca fries; liapingachos; patacones; aged Manchego; Cuban sandwich; romaine salad; chicken-cilantro soup; chicken enchiladas; camarones coloraditos (shrimp in red mole sauce); skirt steak; arracacha; corn fruit punch; lemonade; panqueques; three-milk cake; flan; yerba mate.

Kick-start with tejate, a fermented drink made from corn, fruit, flowers and cacao, with a bagful of crunchy chapulines (grasshoppers), then indulge in a quesadilla de flor de cabaza (a folded tortilla stuffed with silky yellow squash blossoms) or a tlayuda, a huge, fried tortilla smothered with beans, beef and cheese.

The fruit drink category boasts a corn fruit punch seasoned with pineapple, peaches, prunes and spices; sorrel wine with dried hibiscus; frozen fermented pineapple peel; Dominican milk and orange juice; batidos Latinos (try the mamey or Andean blackberry); and that Ecuadorean lemonade.

When peasant farmers in Cacahuatepec set out to work in their fields in January 2003 they found heavy equipment bulldozing down the corn, fruit trees, and fences they depend on for survival.

At the same time, increase your servings of green and starchy vegetables, corn, fruit, rice and dairy products and drink plenty of fluids that include purified water.

The fertile alluvial soil yields rice, corn (maize), fruit, and vegetables, and the scenic mountains and lakes (notably Wular, Dal, and Nagin) attract many tourists.

Much of the sugarcane, cotton, cacao, corn (maize), fruit, rice, and hides produced there are sent to Barquisimeto or exported via Puerto Cabello.

With air and rail links and a location on the Bruce Highway from Brisbane (860 miles [1,380 km] southeast), Cairns serves an agricultural hinterland that produces dairy products, sugarcane, corn (maize), fruit, tobacco, and peanuts (groundnuts).

Agriculture is the principal occupation; crops include rice, corn (maize), fruits, vegetables, coconuts, and betel nuts.

The staple foods are yams and cassava, supplemented by taro, corn (maize), fruits and vegetables, and fish.