Sentence for fruit | Use fruit in a sentence

Examples of fruit sentences. The sentences below are ordered by length from shorter and easier to longer and more complex. They use fruit in a sentence, providing visitors a sentence for fruit.

• My glorious stolen fruit! (10)
• The ice-cream came, and then the fruit. (9)
• Later on, they bore more fruit than that. (8)
• He supplied me with bread, fruit, and wine. (10)
• They are the real pretty fruit of the Hesperides. (10)
• That thought came as a fruit, not as a reflection. (10)
• March was forbidden the fruit, but his wife and Mrs. (9)
• His own subjugation was the first fruit of his effort. (10)
• His own subjugation was the first fruit of his effort. (22)
• Reverence the blossom-shoot Fervently, they are the fruit. (10)
• There were shelves filled with glasses of preserved fruit. (12)
• And he stole down through the fruit garden to the boat-house. (8)
• And, mousing back through the fruit garden, he regained the verandah. (8)
• He purchased a shop in Piccadilly for the sale of fruit and flowers. (10)
• He was afraid of the destruction wrought by a worm in a noble fruit. (12)
• Is it not the ripe and admirable fruit of five years of confinement? (10)
• Besides, you know how much fruit those abominable thieves have stolen. (5)
• The marriage amazing everybody scarcely promised fruit, it was thought. (10)
• Christian had brought her some oranges, and he laid the fruit on her lap. (12)
• Young Jolyon took his seat there, too, under the pear-tree that bore no fruit. (8)
• The exhaustion ensuing we named tranquillity, and hoped that it would bear fruit. (10)
• How many jars of oil might be had from the fruit that has dropped on the ground alone! (5)
• I believe it is the only way that Mr. Woodhouse thinks the fruit thoroughly wholesome. (4)
• She sank; she snatched at colours; they were peel Of fruit past savour, in derision rosed. (10)
• Though it is to see another eat the Forbidden Fruit, they will run all his risks with him. (10)
• This element of property is simply the right of the reporter to the fruit of his own labor. (16)
• Nothing would be complete without her; no work bear fruit; no scheme could have full meaning. (8)
• Perhaps even in confidential matters he was not unwilling that what he said should bear fruit. (8)
• Apparently she found the fruit abundant, for her hand was making pretty progress to her mouth. (10)
• Who sweats not with the flock will seek in vain To shed the words which are ripe fruit of sun. (10)
• For both by nature are akin; Sorrow, the ashen fruit of sin, And joy, the juice of life within. (10)
• He whipped himself up to one of his oratorical frenzies, of which a cheque was the common fruit. (10)
• This was of an effect for which there is no word but delicious, as we use it of fruit or flowers. (9)
• I maintain it the fruit of a life of long and earnest endeavour, legitimately won, by heaven it is! (10)
• At an oval rosewood table, set with silver, flowers, fruit, and wine, six people are seated after dinner. (8)
• So let us leave them, till we come upon the ashy fruit of which this blooming sentimentalism is the seed. (10)
• He had deluded himself with the simple notion that good fruit would come of the union of temper and policy. (10)
• Some of them who did not direct companies, grow fruit, or own yachts, wrote a book, or took an interest in a theatre. (8)
• She thought that something might be coming out of this occasion, something as it were national, that would bear fruit. (8)
• Miss Middleton was different: she was the true ideal, fresh-gathered morning fruit in a basket, warranted by her bloom. (10)
• One of the vagabonds had certainly slipped into the garden to steal fruit or vegetables, or even honey from the bee hives. (5)
• It is the fruit of the insight I have gained into the useful, the effective, into all that helps man actually and tangibly. (12)
• The old place looked much the same; but the apple-trees were stripped of fruit, and their leaves beginning to go yellow and fall. (8)
• The sagacious ones have examined the railroad schedule the day before and laid in a supply of fruit and food for this contingency. (21)
• Her warrior, chief among the valorous great In arms he was, dispelling shades of blame, With radiance palpable in fruit and weight. (10)
• And she touched them with finger and thumb, As the vine-hook closes: she smiled, Recounting again and again, Corn, wine, fruit, oil! (10)
• Note, then, that Radicals, always marching to the triumph, never taste it; and for Tories it is Dead Sea fruit, ashes in their mouths! (10)
• It consisted of three or four light dishes, some fruit and above all a great abundance of nuts, which were as well received as at dinner. (18)
• Tiny young green leaves were growing from the oddly-interwoven branches of the fig-trees, to which clung the swelling pouches of the fruit. (5)
• I have learned now to tell fruit from rottenness, the bitter from the sweet, the fragrant from the stinking, the hurtful from the harmless. (12)
• But in their own time other seeds, perchance ripening late and slowly, come to their day of germination, seeds of unlike nature, with diverse fruit. (13)
• He never missed that daily promenade to the Tube for Highgate, and seldom some critical transaction on the way in connection with vegetables and fruit. (8)
• And the sunlight played through the leaves on that little party of the three generations grouped tranquilly under the pear-tree, which had long borne no fruit. (8)

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