Sentence examples for mounds of fruit from inspiring English sources
Mounds of fruit and vegetables, their prices handwritten on cardboard, are piled high.
Another good thing, as I was smokelessly saying, is breakfast: cereals, mounds of fruit, eggs cooked any way you want, hickory-smoked bacon, waffles, pancakes, French toast, freshly squeezed juice and brewed coffee.
Perhaps the most famous artist to exploit such doubled images was the 16th-century Italian painter Giuseppe Arcimboldo, who specialized in allegorical figures that seemed to form magically from mounds of fruit or bouquets of flowers.
Fresh carcasses hang over the stalls, seafood is splayed on ice and mounds of fruit abound in every colour.
These confections are piled high with whipped cream, mounds of fresh fruit, specialty syrups, nuts, and/or chocolate.
A fishy odor lingered around the cellophane wrapped foodstuffs piled in the center with mounds of alien fruits to one side and mysterious meat carcasses on bloody display at the other.
That, and the chance to take a post-dinner stroll through brownstone Brooklyn holding a mound of passion fruit shave ice crowned with Fluff.
The title of "Male Referendum" (2003), I think, tells us all we need to know about that work, while droopy mammary glands flap from "Nomadic Warrior" (1995-96), a viscous mound of tire, fruit, bone and metal.
Beneath a picture of Our Lady of Perpetual Succour, identical to one that hung in my convent school at home, we were plied with tea and mounds of home-grown fruit (fantastic dipped in salt and chilli).
Over here are mounds of delectable, unfamiliar fruit -- enormous knobby durians, which smell like rotting cheese but taste like rich custard, and spiny little soursops, which yield a sweet-and-tart juice that makes an unforgettable sorbet, and horrid lipstick-pink dragon fruit.
The morning market in Luang Prabang, in Laos, was a dense mix of straw mats, piles of fruit, mounds of sticky rice, and fresh fish and chicken that villagers would make into that night's soup.
