Sentence examples for hundreds of fruit from inspiring English sources
Esperanto is one of hundreds of fruit farms in South Africa's Western Cape province that has had to get creative to cope with the drought.
He planted hundreds of fruit trees that spring, including some apples and plums from Mr. Pankey's orchards.
Individual trees produce hundreds of fruit capsules (pods) (approx. 22 cm × 5 cm), each containing many hundreds of seeds.
Soon, the infrastructure of the towns and cities began to fail: power cuts were widespread; thousands of trains were cancelled due to buckled rails; hundreds of fruit bats fell lifeless from the trees; koalas began behaving bizarrely, wandering into gardens to drink from swimming pools; the heat began to make people fatally sick.
And he's even been able to persuade hundreds of fruit lovers to "adopt" some of his trees -- they pay an upfront fee and then dedicate two weekends to harvesting the fruit in the hot, sticky Valley summer.
Ho et al. identified hundreds of fruit fly genes that could increase or decrease the size of the flies' eyes in the presence of Notch activity.
They are the principal pollinators of hundreds of fruits, vegetables, flowers and nuts.
The prevalence of current smokers was higher in the 1st and 2nd than in the 3rd, 4th and 5th quintiles of fruit and vegetable intake.
And in India, the Araku project has seen local communities plant millions of fruit trees and coffee bushes.
"El Hombre Impasible" seems a rewrite of "Nowhere Man"; in "Arboles Frutales," Mr. Albarran sings, "I am surrounded by thousands of fruit trees/ mangos, tangerines, plums, pineapples and avodados/ I will starve to death because I don't want to move". And in the opening track, "El Padre," the narrator imagines, Kafka-esquely, that he has turned into his father.
Magruder also tended to thousands of fruit trees, mostly peaches, in Prince George's County, Md .Before the United States officially entered World War I, Magruder volunteered with the American Red Cross and in 1914 sailed from New York for Serbia to serve as a chief surgeon.
