Sentence examples for into the cherry from inspiring English sources

But the green sand kept sliding into the cherry bowl.

Eventually, about 9 15 a.m., he climbed into the cherry picker and came down.

White ducks dabble and feed off strewn corn, cats keep the rats at bay and, in adjoining orchards, long ladders are pushed up into the cherry trees for a bountiful harvest.

I had the impulse to turn and look back at him, and, as I watched him grow smaller, I thought of what a remarkable person he was, how many brilliant things he had written, and there he was blending into the cherry blossoms and the runners, like something on a Chinese scroll.

This is one set where the tweets between songs would have been useful – the long gaps before and after Kanye climbed into the cherry picker to perform Touch the Sky might well have provoked a certain amount of strong feeling on Twitter.

They crammed into the cherry wood booths, careful not to burn their legs on the radiator below, or onto chrome counter stools, admiring the arched ceiling, the porcelain-coated steel walls, the hand-laid floor and wall tiles, and the punchy signs ("The benches are to sit on. The floor is for feet").. "Where else can you go back in time like this?" Frank Woods asked, as he waited for a table.

Neal Medlyn, the show's sound designer (he's a Kitchen employee, too; he'd manned the box office earlier in the evening), walked on, climbed into the cherry-picker, and sent it up, stopping just shy of one of the two big squares high up on the back wall (later in the show, they lit up).

The following year, she moved into the Cherrys' San Fernando Valley home, sharing a room with their five-year-old daughter.

The visitors did not heed the warning and fell behind when a seemingly routine free-kick into the Cherries box by Jamie McAllister was headed clear but fell to Moore 20 yards out and the youngster rifled an unstoppable volley into the top corner.

Still, at least I know what goes into the cherries in the Boxing Day fruit salad, thanks to another colleague who flew to Chile to stand under a tree and tell us how awful it was that they were being shipped here.

Slice big tomatoes into rounds and cut smaller ones into wedges and the cherry and grape varieties in half.