Sentence examples for fruit there are from inspiring English sources

Besides fruit, there are also chocolate-covered Twinkies, Devil Dogs, Rice Krispies treats and potato chips ($12.50 a pound).

(Next to the tubs of fruit, there are also – as a concession to any greedy imposters – tubs of fresh fruit with dollops of yoghurt. No one touches those).

The economy is based mainly on fishing, coconuts, timber, cacao (the source of cocoa), oil palms, and fruit; there are occasional workings in alluvial gold and silver.

In a time when the EU issues regulations on the permissible size and shape of fruit, there are no excuses for not having in place a strict framework for the generation of statistical information.

Perhaps those tweaks — and the realization that President Barack Obama won by stitching together a new coalition — are why the election is bearing unexpected fruit: There are flickers of deal-making in a gridlocked Washington.

But through all of the sandwiches and juice boxes and freshly cut fruit, there are the memories we are making.

But its tannins are well integrated; the wine has good acidity, the alcohol is a tasteful 12.5 per cent, and after some lush red-berry fruit there's a nice bit of bite on the finish.

The fruit there isn't ripe for picking.

Most of the farmers who go to sell their vegetables and fruits there are Shiite, as are most of the patrons.

Many of the fruits there are legendary, such as the Meyer lemon, which was collected in China by Frank Meyer, who travelled as far as Turkestan and Manchuria in search of plants.

With the stone fruits there is a certain latitude.