Anglais example sentences with "peach"

I love the taste when I bite into a juicy peach.
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This peach is a beauty.
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The insect ate the peach hollow.
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Country girls like to cut red paper into peach and plum blossoms and paste them onto doors and windows.
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Tom ate half the peach and handed me the rest.
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The Peach Trees are in their full bloom.
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This peach is a work of art.
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The peach tree is beautiful when in flower.
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"I am the most beautiful tree in the garden," exclaimed the peach tree, "or even in the whole world!"
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It's the first time I've swallowed a peach pit!
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Little Peach Tree is from Germany.
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Tom planted three apple trees and a peach tree in his yard.
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Peach trees require lots of sunshine.
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Tom is a peach.
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I planted a peach tree in my garden.
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I planted a peach tree in my yard.
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My sister and I hate the taste of peach.
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Tom ate some peach cobbler.
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This is a peach tree. It's very pretty.
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"What's that?" "This is a peach."
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Have you ever greeted the small peach tree in German?
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John eats his peach.
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"Pfirsichbäumchen" means "little peach tree" in German.
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I shall eat a peach.
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I'm going to eat a peach.
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Do you want apple or peach?
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I am extremely disappointed that Tom has all manner of apple trees in his garden, but not a single peach tree.
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I'm gutted that Tom has all kinds of apple trees in his garden, but not one peach tree.
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Mary made her way to the small grove of peach trees near her house for some quiet reflection.
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A fisherman was fishing under a peach tree. He stole a peach, and he became a sinner.
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Tom planted a small peach tree in front of his house.
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Peach trees typically bloom in spring.
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Peach trees are in bloom.
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Peach trees typically blossom in spring.
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This is a peach.
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Tom has a peach tree in his backyard.
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Tom has a large peach tree in his backyard.
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Tom has a small peach tree in his backyard.
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The budding of the peach tree is very beautiful.
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Tom was sitting below a peach tree.
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A peach fell on Newton's head.
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Tom cut down all peach trees in the garden.
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He's a peach.
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Melissa is fond of eating peach tarts.
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Tom is eating a peach.
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Tom planted a small peach tree.

His peach fuzz juxtaposes his cute baby face.

"What is this?" "This is a peach."

"What's this?" "It's a peach."

This is peach juice.

Peach trees are deciduous.

Tom isn't eating a peach. He's eating a plum.

This fig tastes like a juicy sweet peach.

The cat slipped on the peach peel.

I'm going to bake a peach pie today.

In Japan, the 3rd of March is known as "Momo no Sekku". As an event which wishes upon the healthy development and happiness of young girls, Hina-dolls and peach flowers are used as decoration. Peach flowers are beautiful, light pink flowers, and symbolise "Charmingness".

The colour peach is a cute colour, isn't it?

The colour peach is cute, isn't it?

Mary's house lay hidden in a peach grove.

Mary's house lay hidden in a peach-tree grove.

Peach is a cute colour, isn't it?

The Old English for "peach tree" is "persoctrēow".

Peaches grow on the peach tree.

When the old man looked at the peach, he was greatly astonished and said: "This is indeed the largest peach I have ever seen! Wherever did you buy it?"

This peach tart is tasty.

The peach is a delicious fruit.

Our peach tree needs lots of sun and heat.

Tom is a real peach.

There's no more peach juice.

The peach was juicy and sweet, bursting with flavor.

Take a peach.

Oleg bought Rima a peach-scented perfume.

Tom planted a little peach tree.

Tom planted a peach tree.

Does anyone want another yoghurt? We've still got raspberry, strawberry, peach and passion fruit, and mango.

"What is this?" "It's a peach."

"What is this?" "This? A peach."

Who ate the last peach?

"What's that?" "A peach."

Jeanine is eating your peach.

"Freeze peach" is a jocular term in English for the belief that every website is obligated to host your opinions.

The mocking term "freeze peach" is generally applied to demands that someone else's resources be used to propagate your opinions.

The term "freeze peach" originated in the context of GamerGate, a crusade by certain toxic male gamers against the increasing visibility of women in the gaming world.

Tom demanded his right to freeze peach be respected when he was banned from Kotaku's comment section for harassing women.

Tom has been going on and on about his freeze peach since getting banned from Mary's Facebook group.

Tom wants to eat a peach.

Another sunny day, this 1st of August of 2025, here on Lulu Island. At Tim Hortons café, whilst I was drinking oat-milk iced coffee, I was talking with Hans the Dutchman, sitting in his motorized wheelchair. He was enjoying a Boston cream donut and a peach sparkling quencher. We talked about my great-great-grandfather Dimitri, from Kimi on Evia Island, Greece. My Filipino family has an ancient sepia picture of him sitting as if he were Count Dracula. Hans told me that he has a woman cousin from Netherlands, who escaped the cold climate to live indefinitely in sunnier Greece. She's been overstaying there for 20-plus years! At home, my Greek-Cypriot neighbour George came by to give my family a big bag of cute green figs. He's married to a Japanese, Chika, and they have two hybrid daughters, Chloe and Anna. I toured the Greek mainland and islands in 2002, but never reached Kimi. I've read the travelogue, The Olive Grove: Travels in Greece, by Katherine Kizilos, a Greek-Australian, and it seems that Greece is also nice in the off-season.

The different flavours available are: apple fig, coconut, blueberry, dragon fruit, peach nectarine, watermelon, strawberry apricot, tropical, pomegranate, tangerine, coconut berries, juneberry and forest berries. Or simply cola flavored.

I'm going to eat your peach.

This peach is juicy.

The country of origin of the peach is China.

I ate a peach.

Do you want a peach?

I want a peach.