watermelons造句

Selling watermelons.

I'd like some grapefruit, watermelons and peaches.

The patch of watermelons scented the room with country freshness.

These are the dog days; watermelons are just in season.

a dicot genus of the family cucurbitaceae including watermelons.

And then there are seedless fruits like navel oranges and seedless watermelons.

Watermelons aren't always round or oval in shape. They're sometimes grown in a box to form a cube shape. Heart-shaped watermelons are possible, too.

And for fun, you went and looked at the giant watermelons.

Sugar cane or rapeseed oil - the latest source of biofuel could be watermelons.

The folks who grow and sell watermelons suggest making watermelon snow cones.

The main crops in Mailiao are mustard, peanuts, watermelons, garlic and rice.

We heard your family had arrived and brought over some fresh watermelons, plucked right from the fields.

A farmer who raised watermelons made up a sign and nailed it on a stake in his field, warning, "One of the watermelons in this field has been injected with a fatal acid."

No. I don't want watermelons. They are not in season yet. Just give me a dozen lemons.

The watermelon industry and farmers are greatly affected after reports that the use of growth-accelerating chemicals had caused watermelons to burst in Jiangsu, Xinhua reported.

A farmer surnamed Wang, who thought up the unique idea, said most of his "milk watermelons " have been booked in advance.

It all began when a Chinese social media user posted the picture below of a sign in an Italian supermarket asking customers not to knock on the watermelons.

Then you caught sight of an old man sitting in a grass hut selling watermelons, and gritting your teeth you pulled out fifty fen to buy one.

Xinjiang has been called the "land of melons and fruits" and its reputation Hami melons watermelons grapes Turpan Korla pear fig Xingzi pomegranates mulberry Paki …

There are many varieties of watermelons. There are seedless melon with sweet Jin Jin, melon with special crisp skin, melon with water and too much, and small and exquisite Phoenix melon.

These giant watermelons, called Carolina Cross, grow so fast that a day or two after one shows up on the vine, it's the size of a small loaf of bread.

Later the reporter had a telephone interview with Liu. Liu said that he began his business selling watermelons and now he has already became a successful businessman in the real estate industry.