Sentence examples for plump tomatoes from inspiring English sources

A robust-looking Mr. Siano, standing in his backyard and holding two plump tomatoes, beams out from the cover.

— John Spineti started selling plump tomatoes and shiny squash at farmers' markets in the early 1970s and saw his profits boom as markets became more popular.

It was a fortunate move: not only did they share their bounty of herbs, but they also left plump tomatoes and peppers on my doorstep all summer.

Don't we ever learn anything from the past?" At heart "Farm City" is more about Ms. Carpenter's experiences with livestock than it is about growing plump tomatoes.

We then sit down for a 30-dish meal in which everything from the boiled eggs and chicken to the plump tomatoes, honey and wine was produced just metres away.

The breakfast spread at Shambala in particular made me swoon: plump tomatoes adorned in local olive oil and thyme plucked from a nearby bush; hunks of homemade cheese; a sesame seed version of Nutella; leek-stuffed pancakes cooked on a wide griddle by an Anatolian granny; yeasty bread right out of the oven.

A plump tomato baked with goat cheese, a salmon dish that swims the senses and various pastas leave one sated, not stuffed.

When I pack their lunches, I make sure to include the plumpest tomatoes, crispest blueberries, cucumbers without any dents or scratches.

We especially love a side salad of plump multicoloured tomatoes in a smoky dressing.

Mrs. Mehdian stocks Ely's home with 10-pound sacks of rice, packages of soft, thin lavash, fat bunches of radishes, long, slender cucumbers and plump grape tomatoes.

So were the Guatemalan women pushing strollers, the office workers carrying their gym bags from their workouts at lunch, the suburban women with plastic bags full of white sweet corn and plump red tomatoes and carrots as big as batons.