Sentence examples for hard fruits from inspiring English sources

Ryan plucked out one of the hard fruits and threw it onto the cement at our feet.

Waxes, such as those from bayberries (wax myrtles), and vegetable ivory from the hard fruits of a South American palm species (Phytelephas macrocarpa) are important fruit-derived products.

The bill shape is associated with feeding habits, slender bills being typical of seed eaters and deeply hooked bills of fruit eaters, especially those like Treron, which feed on large hard fruits such as figs.

Ensure your nectarines are ripe, as supermarkets tend to sell hard fruits which have to be ripened at home. 4 medium-sized, ripe nectarines 20 slices of cured pork collar or 8 slices of cured ham Halve the nectarines and remove the stone.

The giant hard fruits of the omphalocarpum tree fall to the ground and the sound echoes through the forest which attracts forest elephants.

For example, the grey-cheeked mangabey has thick enamel on its teeth, enabling it to open hard fruits and seeds that other monkeys cannot.

Unique to southwestern Morocco, this tree has a hard fruit that produces a prized cooking oil.

From a tree overhead, a playful howler monkey tosses a piece of hard fruit at us.

Nut, in botany, dry, hard fruit that does not split open at maturity to release its single seed.

Called Hard Fruit, it will be premiered at the Royal Court at the new Sloane Square theatre in the spring.

Despite their common label, almonds are not true nuts (a type of dry fruit) but rather seeds enclosed in a hard fruit covering.