Sentence examples for world of fruit from inspiring English sources
As Ritwik makes his way through a world of fruit cartons and blow jobs, Miss Gilby and Bimala do needlework and sing educational songs.
Joseph Fajar, 50, who manages the Yankee Stadium fruit stand for Legends, runs it as if it were his own little neighborhood market, sweeping up regularly and chatting with customers about the curious world of fruit.
The endlessly inventive world of fruit and veg has come up with a new ingredient just in time for Christmas dinner - the Grapple, which attempts to combine the tastes and other virtues of apples and grapes.
Those unfortunate flies descended into an endless sleep from which they couldn't wake themselves up; in the world of fruit flies, Miesenböck is pretty much the witch in Sleeping Beauty.
Pernod's agreement had been with Grand Metropolitan; its recent merger with Guinness pits Wild Turkey against rival bourbons.PepsiCo entered the cut-throat world of fruit juice by agreeing to buy Tropicana, a world leader in the business, for $3.3 billion from Seagram.
But instead of having a lethal effect (as many mutations of essential genes do), it simply made the flies better "musicians" by allowing them to buzz and chirp with their wings at a higher frequency than those who lacked the mutation a desirable trait in the world of fruit fly courtship.
Close to the Trianon is the "potager du Roi," a 23-acre, green world of fruits and vegetables that provided sustenance for the inhabitants of Versailles.
Topoleski's general horticulture course (Hort 102) exposed hundreds of Cornell undergraduates to the world of fruits, vegetables and landscape plants for the first time.
Ranging in color from dazzling red to deep purple-black, tart cherries have a bright tang that, when tamed with sugar, is hard to duplicate in the world of fruits.
Though the modern world of fruits and vegetables seems relentlessly focused on the newest varieties, specially bred for a variety of reasons that rarely have anything to do with flavor, there are a few hardy old-timers around.
It is a world of dreadlocks, fruit smoothies and $2 gin-and-tonics as the sun sets.
