Sentence examples for to fruits from inspiring English sources
noun
The seed-bearing part of a plant, often edible, colourful/colorful and fragrant, produced from a floral ovary after fertilization.
- While cucumber is technically a fruit, one would not usually use it to make jam.
They could branch out to fruits and vegetables, too.
And he encouraged government projects to increase access to fruits and vegetables.
But when it comes to fruits and vegetables, it appears people lie in the other direction.
Basil jus and pea shoots, sneakily, do the job normally assigned to fruits in an appetizer of seared foie gras.
c) An expensive juice produced by applying pounds of pressure to fruits or vegetables, keeping all their nutrients.
When it comes to fruits and vegetables, Britain is dependent on the E.U. for forty per cent of fresh produce.
Applying chemicals to fruits to rid them of other chemicals seems almost self-defeating, but the bottle assures us that Fit is "made from 100percentt vegetable sources".
Many people progress from a tobacco flavour to fruits and mint but the companies deny these are designed to attract young people.
She likes to introduce schools to Fruits: A Caribbean Counting Poem by Valerie Bloom, The Best Mum by Sarah Nash, and I Love My Hair! by Natasha Tarpley.
The best gauge of a Moroccan restaurant is its tagines, the complex stews that often balance everything-and-the-kitchen-sink ingredients, from meats to fruits to sauces.
"But since the siege blocked access to medicine and aid, or even to fruits and vegetables from the countryside, life has dried up".
