Sentence examples for fruit cherries from inspiring English sources

Like most stone fruit, cherries are usually slated for pies, cobblers — maybe duck breasts — and not much else.

Ms. McCabe particularly liked still lifes, and the sale will include several, like "Forgotten Fruit," cherries in a pristine white bowl from 1980, that is estimated at $12,000 to $18,000, as well as some of his much-loved flower images, like the 1968 dye-transfer print "Poppy: Glowing Embers, New York," which is estimated at $70,000 to $90,000.

In crosswording, "first of ripe" is likely to mean the first letter of the word "ripe" and so in this Sunday Telegraph clue... 17a Nice sweets containing first of ripe fruit (8)...we take a word used in the city of Nice to mean sweethearts, CHÉRIES, and insert the "first of ripe" to get the fruit CHERRIES.

It has huge, rich promise on the nose, redolent of dark fruit, cherries and blackcurrant.

It's a huge velvety wine, almost decadent in its opulence, with a deep ruby color and a flavor redolent of dark fruit, cherries and blackberries.

Nutritionist Marisa Moore, RD, suggests even throwing in pistachios and pumpkin seeds, since they're "full of protein, fiber, minerals, and healthy fats". I also like adding dried fruit (cherries, mangoes and blueberries for me) and some low-fat kettle corn popcorn.

And while we're down below the equator, the hedgerow fruit, cherry and citrus tanginess of Paul Cluver's supple Cape pinot proves the South Africans are getting the hang of the variety, too.

Lots of intense red fruit - cherry and cranberry - with dark, savory undertones and a mildly tannic finish.

Berries and stone fruits (cherries, apricots, plums, peaches, and nectarines) are also notable.

Made with the underrated Corvina grape in the Veneto region, this has warming flavours of dried fruits, cherries, plums, touches of vanilla and sweet tannins.

Its North of the Border Tart is described as "filled with dried fruits, cherries, nuts and whisky.