Sentence examples for fewer apples from inspiring English sources
Make fewer "apples to apples" comparisons.
Make fewer "apples to apples" comparisons.
"It appears that we will definitely have fewer apples than last year.
The current index assumes that if the price of apples go up, people will just buy fewer apples.
After the banknotes burned, he pointed out that there were no fewer apples on the trees, and no fewer resources in the world, beside a small pile of paper now turned to ash that might fertilise a few weeds.
In his world, growers, packers and retailers will throw away fewer apples because of bruising.
Maybe we bobbed for a few apples.
By happenstance, she had dropped by with her new husband to pick a few apples, and she stopped to chat.
Cézanne, for example, needed only a few apples and some old pots and jugs to prove his artistry.
It can mean "bizarre," with a second sense of "being a few apples short of a picnic".
Also true: going to the swamp to pick a few apples is not a job for a man cuz men are never allowed to be so idle.
