Sentence examples for like pomegranates from inspiring English sources

(Despite this ingredient, PomxCoffee would not taste like pomegranates. "That's too gross," Lynda said).

He speaks wistfully of farmers returning to traditional crops, like pomegranates and honeydew melons.

Crisp olive uniform, red fists hanging like pomegranates above his hips.

She was also known as a prolific artist, incorporating Middle Eastern and biblical symbols of abundance and fertility like pomegranates and fish into paper-cuts, paintings and jewelry.

Among other protective foods that he said can stabilize or reduce PSA levels and cancer progression are deeply colored fruits like pomegranates, red grapes, green tea, flaxseed and walnuts.

Artisans of the Italian Renaissance were the first to master complicated double-pile weaving techniques that created plain, voided and figured velvets, often incorporating Judeo-Christian and Islamic motifs like pomegranates and carnations.

"We used to make wine with them," he says, as I taste the tart fruit for the first time, feeling them pop like pomegranate seeds between my teeth.

Dress it up with any other garnish you like: pomegranate seeds give a festive pop of color, a drizzle of gourmet hazelnut oil, a sprinkle of spices, or just a pinch of chives.

The same goes for the wonderfully smoky baba gannouj, sprinkled with a few jewel-like pomegranate seeds.

One inscrutable salad contained no recognizable ingredient except jewel-like pomegranate kernels, nestled among seaweed-colored, twig-shaped objects and mysterious chopped herbs, nutty and slightly bitter.

But for something even easier, you can skip the squash and simply sprinkle jewel-like pomegranate seeds (arils) over the cream.