Sentence examples for provide fruit from inspiring English sources
Konstantinos Arvanitopoulos, Greece's education minister, said the government had secured European Union financing to provide fruit and milk in schools, and vouchers for bread and cheese.
The sub-county's 15 schools are being assisted to create orchards and woodlots – small portions of land containing trees - to provide fruit for pupils to eat and for the school to sell.
Among the others: climbing up a ladder and peering down into a steel tank that does a mechanized version of the punch-down, sampling zinfandel grapes right off the vine, visiting the sheep and guinea hens that provide fertilizer for the vineyards and admiring the pomegranate trees that attract the hummingbirds that gobble harmful insects (and provide fruit for Ms. Johnson's pomegranate paella).
Therefore I can't say that I am very hopeful, but I feel that I work hard and that gives me hope that this and dedication will provide fruit.
If that can be contained and supported in the studio, that will just provide fruit for generating other possibilities.
These communities provide fruit more suited to non-endemic native birds and naturalised birds, than to endemic birds.
Miles of browning grass stretch along the roadside, broken by the green clusters of California's farms, which provide fruits, vegetables and nuts to most American households.
Most of these common tree species provide fruits or foliage eaten by cattle, or are important timber or firewood species, and are deliberately retained by farmers for these uses.
Not only do trees provide fruits, nuts, seeds and sap, but they also enable a cornucopia near the forest floor, from edible mushrooms, berries and beetles to larger game like deer, turkeys, rabbits and fish.
Where most gardens provide fruits and vegetables, UDC's garden introduced residents to a variety of exotic plants in three separate gardens, with each designed to stimulate the senses of touch, smell and sight.
One category of these compounds (abscisic acid and strigolactone) is categorized as a plant hormone, and the others provide fruits and flowers with aromas and colors for attracting pollinators and seed dispersers.
