Sentence examples for idea of fruit from inspiring English sources
"I love the idea of fruit trees that are mobile," he said.
I've tried to convert him to the idea of fruit in condiments, but he's having none of it!
Some city officials like the idea of fruit trees — former Mayor Harold Washington was "very interested" in planting them on parkways, said Edith Malka of the Morton Arboretum.
In a laboratory in the day time, focus group participants like the idea of fruit and salad, but they are considering their preference in a very different environment to the one experienced by an air passenger mid-flight when he or she wakes in an oxygen-poor, low-pressure climate in the middle of the night.
You just have to believe in it and be committed to the idea of fruits and vegetables," she said.
Based on extremely dubious experiments - Lysenko was no scientist - he developed a theory around the neo-Lamarckian ideas of fruit tree hybridiser Ivan Michurin.
"I was intrigued by the idea of forbidden fruit, and what that meant now," Simons explained.
Nonetheless, I liked the idea of ripe fruit, maybe served in Champagne flutes, topped with a billowing cream.
His goal is sensual pleasure, but he has a rarefied idea of what fruit should taste like.
Basically that the idea of meat, fruit, veg and nuts is what we have evolved to eat and pasta, rice, bread etc cause us nothing but trouble with no value.
The trio took the idea of selling fruit juices from a business guidebook, and they began by squeezing orange juice with a secondhand juicer in a shed in Steltenpohl's backyard.
