Sentence examples for sack of apples from inspiring English sources

On graduating, by his account, he bought a one-way train ticket to Hollywood with $48 in his pocket and carrying "a sack of apples, two jars of peanut butter and two loaves of bread".

Local donors have dropped off food to feed growing bodies: sacks of apples, pallets of yogurts, gallons of fruit juice.

Indeed, next to the cup was a shiny foil sack containing crisp peels of apple and celery root.

Heavily laden with sacks of rice, boxes of cigarettes and Coca-Cola from Pokhara, or with bulging boxes full of apples coming down from the high orchard village of Marpha, they plough ahead, ignoring human obstacles.

Tons of apples, too.

But enough of apples.

It tasted of apples.

Common varieties of apples.

The most British of apples.

"This one tastes of apples.

Baskets of apples?