Sentence examples for fruit stick from inspiring English sources

You take your fully dressed toddler downstairs to the kitchen and give him the promised fruit stick.

You tell him that you will get him an organic, sugar-free fruit stick if he chooses a shirt.

When choosing dried fruit, stick with unsweetened and watch the serving size (no more than ¼ cup) since the calories can add up fast.

While your toddler is in the living room eating his fruit stick, you reheat your coffee for the sixth time that morning.

When you walk back into the living room, you see that your child has somehow managed to get fruit stick all over himself in the span of two minutes.

Let the mixture bubble gently for a minute, giving it the occasional stir to stop the fruit sticking on the bottom.

Their reputation for rowdiness was such that, in the 19th century, regulations were often passed to prohibit the throwing of fruit, sticks, stones even dead animals into the ring.

Stink bugs usually swarm on top of the fruit, sticking their strawlike proboscises through the skin to suck out the juice, and laying their tiny black-and-white eggs on the backs of leaves, which gardeners should check for daily, and destroy.

Was that a good idea?" Most of the encouraging responses emphasised how important her use of the condom was, since she could have ended up with an infection or a bit of fruit stuck inside her body.

Grasp by a piece of citrus fruit sticking out from the top and pull.

Flags are stuck onto the rim of the glass, with one fruit stuck on top of another.