Sentence examples for orange cherries from inspiring English sources

The Iron Gate Old-Fashioned — substantial, worth savoring — includes Woodford bourbon and cherries soaked in brandy, and a vinegar-based gastrique that has orange, cherries and sugar in the mix.

Right now farmers' markets are rich with them: a dizzying profusion of scarlet beefsteaks, mini red and orange cherries and luminous lumpy heirlooms ranging from mild yellow Striped Germans to tart, intense, mauve-hued Brandywines.

It should be noted that these days, you'll often find old-fashioneds served with a garnish of either orange, cherries or both.

Each picture depicted a different exemplar food from the category (e.g., for fruit, pictures showed apple, grapes, melon, banana, pineapple, orange, cherries, peaches).

Books began to call for an orchard of fruit: orange, cherry and — dear God — pineapple.

Lemon is the only constant, while watermelon, orange, cherry, chocolate and others rotate in weekly.

Maison's current drink, which includes fresh lime juice, rhubarb syrup, celery water, orange, cherry and mint, is not easy to construct.

This beautiful orange cherry tomato famed for its sweetness consistently ripens weeks before any other for me – yet no one else seems to mention this.

Nassar and his nine siblings were raised on a small plot of land where his father grew orange, cherry, and jabuticaba trees, and reared birds and rabbits.

Most popular are the flaming katys, K. blossfeldiana, with dense rosettes of many tiny, star-shaped white, coral, peach, orange, cherry or magenta flowers lasting several months.

Set amidst orange, cherry and pomegranate trees, Can Sa Roca sits on a hillside overlooking the town of San Antonio — but far enough away that the beat of the nightclubs' music cannot be heard.