Meanings of rosy apples in English

A pretty basket of rosy apples and new-plucked grapes was also awaiting him.

Your rosy apples are flavored like those your forefather offered Agrippina.

It is a fact that she has cheeks like rosy apples!

It was astonishing how often this picture returned: cold rosy apples and flurries of snow.

America, the land of rosy apples and snowstorms, beckoned, and she wanted to fly thitherward.

The rosy apples and golden pumpkins were ripe, and the farmers were bringing them into the markets.

As the last car rushed by, a lady at one of the windows tossed out two rosy apples.

Then seeing piles of rosy apples, boxes of crackers, and such eatables, she realized that she was very hungry.

Tell me: to whom hath there ever fallen such rosy apples from the tree as have fallen unto me?

I kin see de dear lamb now, wif her eyes shinin', an' her cheeks jes like two rosy apples.

The large basketfuls of rosy apples from this lady were hailed with the utmost delight by those allowed to eat them.

Fruit-trees without number stood ranged in ordered rows, pear-trees, and pomegranates, and rosy apples, the luscious fig, and olives in their bloom.

The Queen drove through the green island, admiring its orchards without end, though the season of russet and rosy apples was past for Jersey.

Under a sky of rosy apples we dreamt of roaming as freely and happily as we had chased the cloud shadows on the Dakota plains.

Rosy apples twinkled in the orchard on the hill, and golden pumpkins glistened afield, for by now Phoebus had come to his own.

"I have a few here to show," and John Charles drew from a small paper sack one or two bright rosy apples.