Sentence examples for split fruit from inspiring English sources
In some myths, an asexual mode of creation is implied; a child, for example, appears from the bud of a tree or from a split fruit, or man is a featherless bird sent from the sky.
After 20 DAP, the seeds (double arrowhead) have matured and released from the split fruit.
Yield (fruit set and fruit drop) and fruit quality (percent split fruit, nut blank, abnormal fruit and kernel mineral content) were tested based on a block complete randomize design with three replications.
Split open fruit or seed pods and see if there are sections inside and what the seeds look like if there are any.
He shut his eyes and thought of mangoes, split papayas, fruits tart and sweet and dripping with juice, and then it was off, and he groaned and his whole body turned sweet … We kissed some more and had a few laughs.
Using the same board-with-ropes apparatus, Hamann, Warneken, and Tomasello (2011) investigated more directly children's tendency to split the fruits of collaborative labor equally and how that compared with chimpanzees.
Pumpkins grow well in this method as the access to moisture and good soil is quite consistent, so they are less likely to dry out, or gain too much water and split the fruits.
We loved the "goin' bananas" (a super banana split with caramelized fruit and homemade ice cream); the berry Napoleon, which starred fresh berries and a lemon-touched old-fashioned shortcake; and the Bongo Bay sauté of warm tropical fruits crowned with sour-cream ice cream and roasted macadamia mascarpone.
Here is our menu: poached salmon with a sharp mustard sauce; a table-cluttering array of salads -- beets with blue cheese, sweet and sour cucumber with dill, potato salad with anchovies -- and a delicate light-crumb cake, split, soaked in fruit juices and filled and topped with whipped cream and berries.
Every tribe has a version: from Spanish albondigas to Swedish köttbullar, fiery Levantine kofte to ethereal Italian polpette, the rubbery Vietnamese bo vien found bobbing in pho to koofteh tabrizi (an XXL Persian version made with split-peas and fruit).
Because the apricots are freestone fruits, we don't even need knives -- dig into the seam with your thumb and the fruit splits right open; and don't forget to work over the bucket to collect the juice.
