Sentence examples for masses of fruit from inspiring English sources

Masses of fruit but not enough cake.

Champagne Lahaye Cuvée Prestige Blanc de Noirs (£27.95, 12%, Berry Brothers & Rudd, www.bbr.com) One of a new range of growers' Champagnes from the best independent merchant in Britain, this biodynamic fizz is complex, savoury and dry with masses of fruit.

Technological properties such as length and diameter of fruit, mass, volume of fruit, geometric mean diameter, sphericity, bulk density, fruit density, porosity, projected area, static and dynamic coefficient of friction were determined at 83.27% (Zerdali), 77.79% (çataloğlu), 82.1% (hacıhaliloğlu), 79.79% (hasanbey), 82.31% (soğancı) and 77.37% (kabaaşı) moisture content.

Also, technological properties such as length and diameter of fruit, unit mass, volume of fruit, geometric mean diameter, sphericity, bulk density, fruit density, porosity, projected area, terminal velocity kernel and pulp mass, static and dynamic coefficient of friction were measured at 20.65% moisture content.

Soon after disturbance, we noted extensive mycelial mats and masses of fruit-bodies of this genus, particularly at heavily impacted microsites.

In Stanley cultivar plums, the average fruit length, width, thickness, the geometric mean diameter, sphericity index, fruit mass, thousand of fruit mass and volume of fruit were 48.25 mm, 33.24 mm, 31.32 mm, 36.48 mm, 76.30%, 27.97 g, 28569.60 g and 29.05 cm3, respectively.

In Frenze 90 cultivar plum, however, the average fruit length, width, thickness, the geometric mean diameter, sphericity, unit mass, thousand of fruit mass and volume of fruit were 58.33 mm, 47.70 mm, 45.49 mm, 50.00 mm, 85.80%, 71.99 g, 52313.00 g, 72.05 cm3, respectively.

The New Yorker, December 27 , 1952P. 12 A hostess at a buffet dinner decorated her table with a cornucopia centerpiece from which a mass of fruit poured forth.

A hostess at a buffet dinner decorated her table with a cornucopia centerpiece from which a mass of fruit poured forth.

By Gerald Jonas and Geoffrey T. Hellman The New Yorker, December 27 , 1952P. 12 A hostess at a buffet dinner decorated her table with a cornucopia centerpiece from which a mass of fruit poured forth.

The Independent's tasters were not utterly bowled over ('for a heavier pudding, it is rather nice') but there is no denying the generosity of its melting mass of fruit and alcoholic heft - 5 per cent brandy, 3.5 per cent sherry, 2 per cent cognac (which raises questions about the previous brandy) and 1 per cent rum.