Meanings of few fruit in anglès

No one minds if you kill a few fruit flies in an experiment.

There were a few fruit-trees a little further on, and, lower down, a stream.

A poor man, who has a few fruit trees in his yard, promised ten heptas of apricots.

A few fruit trees.

A family that could not have a hot-house for fresh vegetables, with a few fruit trees in it, would be poor indeed.

Typically it means you've probably got a good few fruit and veg mixed in, and important, a range of colours means a range of nutrients.

A few fruit salads to serve as examples are: Apples, grapes and lettuce; peaches, strawberries and celery; bananas, pineapples and nuts; strawberries, tomatoes and lettuce.

I've got a little shack back here in the bush a hundred yards, and a pretty spring, and a few fruit trees and berry bushes.

Let us give a few fruit parties and musical evenings for the young people, and above all, let us invite the Consuls and their families.

Few fruit growers, however, can afford to make appearances the first consideration.

They get very few fruits and vegetables because they're expensive.

In few fruits, probably, have there been such vast changes or improvements as in this.

The improved strains of filberts and the Persian walnuts have only a few fruits this year.

The much-dreaded but very misty Holy Alliance was one of the few fruits of Alexander's visions.

Children's diets contain too few fruits and vegetables and too many foods high in saturated fat.

Others, finding few fruits or vegetables in the trash bin, have expressed concern about Van Es's eating habits.