Sentence examples for make apples from inspiring English sources

Phytochemicals called phenols, the wealth of which make apples so good for us, are also loosed.

Erik Baard, the founder of a group that honors the Newtown Pippin as New York's signature homegrown apple, said he organized the gathering Wednesday in an attempt to make apples ubiquitous on the island.

As Adam Levitin, a Georgetown law professor, noted in a blog post on creditslips.org this week, it's hard to make apples to apples comparisons between one checking account and another, and harder still to move your money once you do decide to switch banks.

It's tricky to make apples:apples comparisons here, but we can do a little match and stack some coins next to each other to see how tall things get.

The task got its start — and its name — from Sage Northcutt, a UFC fighter whose muscled hands make apples quake in fear.

If the exchanges work as planned -- and as ObamaCare stipulates -- consumers will be able to make apples to apples comparisons among health plans and pick the one that seems to offer the best value.

They are trying to make apples-to-apples comparisons across all 19 lenders.

The rules make it easier for employers to make apples-to-apples comparisons when shopping for 401 k -type plans.

This summer, his administration released a "shopping sheet," a form allowing students to make apples-to-apples price comparisons among colleges.

The city's most well-known charter schools also have remarkably high test scores, although it's hard to make apples-to-apples comparisons.

In a brief filed in support of Harris, Fidelity Management and Research derided attempts to make "apples-to-oranges comparisons between fees paid by mutual funds and those paid by institutional clients, such as pension funds".