Anglais example sentences with "peaches"

The skin of peaches bruises easily.
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This tree bears good peaches every year.
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Take as many peaches as you like.
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There was a large harvest of peaches last year.
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My daughter likes summer fruits, such as cherries, watermelons and peaches.
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I like such fruits as grapes and peaches.
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Peaches taste sweet.
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I like fruit such as grapes and peaches.
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Take as many peaches as you want.
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How many peaches are there?
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I am not going to the supermarket for peaches, but for chocolate.
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Although it does not seem that way, peaches and almonds are from the same family.
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Believe it or not, peaches and almonds are family.
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Believe it or not, peaches and almonds are related.
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Believe it or not, peaches and almonds are in the same family.
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I went into the supermarket to buy chocolate rather than peaches.
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When I was little, I supposedly ate nothing but peaches.
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The peaches at the bottom of the basket are rotten.
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These are select peaches.
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The peaches cost twelve francs a kilo.
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Nectarines and peaches are the same species.
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Believing nectarines to be a crossbreed of plums and peaches is a widespread misconception.
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These peaches aren't very sweet.
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I don't like peaches.
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Peaches are sweet.
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Right now, we have blueberries, blackberries, cherries, strawberries, peaches and nectarines.
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As a child, I loved picking peaches in my grandfather's garden.
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At the market we bought peaches, artichokes, courgettes, strawberries and aubergines.
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I bought some peaches on the way home from work.
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Peaches are larger than apricots.
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Who picked all the peaches?
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Do you want some peaches?
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She had a lovely peaches and cream complexion.
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I like peaches.
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Please, weigh these peaches.
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Give me one kilogram of peaches.
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Mr. Harrison told her where to find the bread and butter and a can of peaches.
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Algeria also produces peaches.
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Cottage cheese and canned peaches are a delicious combination.
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Give me a kilogram of peaches.
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I’d like to know if they eat peaches in Spain.
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I am interested in whether peaches are eaten in Spain.
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Peaches are fuzzy.
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Peaches bruise easily.
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Ziri ate peaches.
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Ziri ate the peaches.

Who is buying the almonds and who is buying the peaches?

My son has a lot of peaches.

The first peaches were already falling from the tree.

Strawberry tree fruits taste like peaches.

Do you want apples or peaches?

Peaches grow on the peach tree.

I've never seen peaches that big.

I like to eat peaches in the summertime when they're in season.

I bought fruit on the way home too. What would you like to eat? There's bananas, peaches, apples.

These peaches aren't yet ripe enough to eat.

From a few mud houses beyond a rising ground, not far from the river, came several men and women, bringing peaches and melons in their ponchos, together with baskets of native manufacture, filled with two kinds of grapes, one variety of which was the white Muscatel. At different points near this river my attention had been attracted by a disease very prevalent among the people, which exhibited itself in the form of a large swelling upon the throat, and was called by the natives the coté (goitre).

In every hedge we passed were medlars, plumbs, cherries, and maples with vines trained to them. This abundance of fruit gives an air of great plenty, and likewise much improves the beauty of the country. The French fruit of almost every kind exceeds the English. An exception must be made with respect to apples, which are better in England than in any country in the world. But the grapes, the plumbs, the pears, the peaches, the nectarines, and the cherries of France, have not their equal all the world over. They are of course cheap in proportion to their abundance. The health of the peasantry may perhaps in good part be imputed to this vegetable abundance.

Do you have any peaches?

There was a large harvest of peaches this year.

Ziri uses the fruit picker to gather ripe peaches.

Life here isn't all peaches and cream.

These peaches aren't ripe yet.

I also bought fruits on my way home. What do you want to eat? There are bananas, peaches, and apples.