Sentence examples for largest fruit and from inspiring English sources

Nine Elms, an area bigger than Hyde Park, will be the site of the new US embassy, but it will also host thousands of homes and offices, and the largest fruit and vegetable market in Britain New Covent Garden Marketet.

The couple's Paramount Farming Company and Paramount Citrus Association, which grow navel oranges, pistachios and almonds in addition to pomegranates, together rank as the nation's largest fruit and nut growing operation, with 125 square miles of farms.

DOLE FOOD, Westlake Village, Calif., the largest fruit and vegetable producer, said its chief executive, David H. Murdock, had extended to Dec. 4 his $2.5 billion, or $29.50-a-share, takeover offer for the 76percentt of the company not already owned by him or his family.

But just east of the docks, night after night and for almost a mile, you could, from midnight to dawn, walk past and into the long succession of sheds and buildings that constituted the 100-year-old Washington Market, the largest fruit and produce market in the world.

Dole, the world's largest fruit and vegetable company, said in a news release on Wednesday that it was negotiating with Itochu over a sale that would be part of a previously announced review of its operations, now based in Westlake Village, Calif.

Assets: His Pulsar International group is heavy into agribiotech; its Seminis subsidiary is world's largest fruit and vegetable seed company.

He has traded with Israel's largest fruit-and-vegetable wholesaler; the American aid agency, USAID, helped him set up the only Palestinian packaging operation that can dispatch containers of farm produce from the West Bank without Israeli security checks.

Tahitian limes have large fruit and no seeds.

Careless: Old variety which has remained popular because of its large fruit and good flavour.

But they have those large fruit, and I want to be able to eat the whole fruit.

Further back still are dwarf apple and plum trees, and finally large fruit and nut trees, with shade-tolerating crops beneath, such as a carpet of wild garlic.