Sentence examples for fruit work from inspiring English sources

"Sights no man should see swelled and burst like rotten fruit," Work observes, as the shrill ending to an otherwise effective melodrama draws near.

"His drapery was pulled back by one of my garter belts — a total stranger!"… She likes to eat vegetables and fruit, work on needlepoint screens, listen to the radio, and read Proust….

"His drapery was pulled back by one of my garter belts a total stranger!"… She likes to eat vegetables and fruit, work on needlepoint screens, listen to the radio, and read Proust….

Subsidies currently worth £3bn a year will be replaced; hundreds of thousands of workers from mainland Europe who pick fruit, work in slaughterhouses, on dairy farms or in the poultry industry, doing hard, low-paid jobs, may lose the right to come to Britain.

Generally speaking, poultry (or any meat) cooked with dried fruit works well.

A cake, studded with fresh fruit, works as both dessert and teatime treat.

They stuffed plastic bags with sandwiches, yoghurts and fruit, working from 7am to deliver across the ward.

Tesco's version is effortlessly juicy, with its cherry acidity and strawberry fruit working well with tomato pasta and festive cold cuts.

They show me a shrub that Nena says is a local remedy for diabetes: noni, or the Indian mulberry, whose fruit works better than Western drugs, they say.

Oranges Are Not the Only Fruit worked excellently on TV; search out Great Moments in Aviation (1993), for which Winterson wrote the script.

Only this year did I discover just how flexible these combinations could be, realizing that frozen, unsugared, quick-frozen fruit from the supermarket — not just banana but any other fruit — works just as well as fresh.