Besides the children, what I will remember of "Slumdog Millionaire" is a disorderly exploitation of disorder, a kind of visual salad of glowing rotten fruit, constantly tossed.
"Apple never writes 'Apple Store' on its signs - it just puts up the glowing, iconic fruit," wrote BirdAbroad.
Our heroine promptly trotted off to faerie world, before realising that her new family were really boring, even with the whole trapping-humans-via-magical-glowing-fruit thing.
+ In October, we learned that a giant, glowing, 3D-printed fruit fly brain would make a great night light.
Stall-holders arrive in laden trucks at the crack of dawn, to unload oozing figs with the texture of honey, dazzling fruits, glowing jams of rosehip, apricot and raspberry, and pickled … everything.
The pears came out sweeter and thoroughly candied, transforming from juicy fresh fruit into glowing amber jewels with a dense, toothsome texture.
The cover lot of Sotheby's Nov. 16 evening sale is Rufino Tamayo's "Watermelon Slices," a glowing depiction of succulent fruit, geometrically arranged on a table; the painting has been put up for auction by the Museum of Modern Art.
The golden, softly glowing apricot is a fruit that promises much in the bowl, but often proves disappointingly bland and woolly in the eating, whether you buy them in Provence or Preston.
His mind has grown soft from too much Internet usage, he says, "whether on my laptop with its glowing piece of violated fruit on the lid, or the awful little slab I've made the mistake of entrusting with my phone calls and, more and more, my higher faculties.
A tiny glass of apricot brandy, glowing like a candle, the fruit steeping quietly for a month with orange zest and star anise.
