Sentence examples for really pumpkin from inspiring English sources
"I feel like this season it's really pumpkin spice time — it's everywhere you look".
An illicit acquaintance with the associated flavors or smells of what we've all been sold as the flavor of pumpkin and spice (really pumpkin pie flavor).
So what we call pumpkins are really squash, and some of what we call squash are really pumpkins.
Did early Native Americans really eat pumpkin pie?
The British have never really got pumpkin pie, although cookbook writers have been trying hard to make us like it for over 300 years – long before the first recipe appeared in Cucubita pepo's native America.
Because I really hate pumpkins.
"It's a whole field of orange and green — it's breathtaking, really". Those pumpkins were planted as early as May, although most of the fields were seeded in July.
Cinderella's pumpkins really are someone's little pumpkins, and those 12 clock strokes have the decibel level that only preschoolers can provide.
Well, I guess I should really draw a pumpkin or something like that because it would be more seasonal.
John Kingsbury, Cornell professor emeritus of plant biology, assembled a group of faculty experts from Cornell's College of Agriculture and Life Sciences to determine whether the object really was a pumpkin.
