Sentence examples similar to taken fruit from inspiring English sources

For the determination of fruit dry matter, ten randomly taken fruits of each plot were sliced into pieces and a subsample of 200 g of sliced fruit was oven dried at 70 °C to a constant weight.

A monkey took fruit from my hand.

But on a fast day, if I take fruit and yoghurt, I would only spend £1".

People grow, love blossoms, projects branch and take fruit at every flick of his magic wand.

Upon landing in Taipei, the crew of Air China 185 made a cabin announcement warning passengers against taking fruit into the "country" they were about to visit.

I took fruit to the wounded soldiers, and I spoke to a Belgian who had a bullet right through his cheek.

Eight generations of the Chevallier family have made cider – or cyder as they prefer – at Aspall Hall in Suffolk, taking fruit from the surrounding orchards that were planted by the first in the line, Clement, in the 1720s.

There's no Miranda Rights, [they're] taking fruit of the poisonous tree.

So they took fruit from the forbidden tree and ate it.

The last thing the Americans, Turks, any of those wants is actual grassroots democracy to take fruit".

This is most likely because the birds briefly hover while taking fruit from the trees.