Melons in a sentence

They flip the melons to packers on a rolling platform who box up the melons on a tabletop.

Becca used the Saran Wrap to fasten the melons against Thomas' belly and chest, to mimic the weight that she's carrying around at the stage of her pregnancy.

Contamination can come from tainted water used in irrigation, or in cleaning and cooling the melons.

Most melons are very high in water content, making them an excellent choice for weight loss.

Soon afterward, the campaign unveiled The Melons, a CGI family of melon-headed characters, as a way to demonstrate how easy it is to damage your brain.

A series of flapping polytunnels for tomatoes, cucumbers, melons.

Melons, squash and beans snaked up a homemade trellis fashioned from an old bunk bed we found in the trash.

On Summerween, which falls on the second to last Friday of June, the residents use jack-o’-melons instead of jack-o’-lanterns, since pumpkins are not ripe during the summer.

The claim filed in Manitoba names Mexican company Malichita, which grew the melons, and two U.S. firms — Trufresh in Nogales, Ariz., and Los Angeles-based Dulcinea — that imported and distributed the fruit for sale in Canada and elsewhere.

He picks tomatoes in the summer and melons in the fall.

Moon and stars melons, serpent cucumbers, shishito peppers, rattlesnake green beans.

The magazine also alleged that Sugawara had handed expensive melons and crabs to local supporters.

A slender figure in a raincoat carries a large wicker basket, which looks like it might be full of melons… covered by a bloodstained scrap of the American flag.

Goods destroyed by the blaze include water melons, spices, tomatoes, onions, legumes, shoes, cosmetics and clothes.

I read at some point that these particular melons were so good and people were so obsessed with them that they went totally extinct, but I cannot find that source anymore.

Japanese beetles devour leaves, left; squash bugs threaten pumpkins, gourds and melons, center; and powdery mildew on zucchini leaves are among the challenges Vermont gardeners are seeing at this time of year.

Or it might be pineapple (not yet canned), strawberries, kiwi, 14 kinds of apples, winter melons, holiday grapes, and an almost endless list of new varieties.

Raised beds have also been installed on the old racetrack, where beets, carrots and lettuce are being grown, as well as Indigenous produce, like climbing beans and Oka melons.

Sliced melons and white peaches topped with lime zest and osmanthus jelly.

This print, with images of melons from varieties taken from the Album Benary, is a 19th century nod to your favourite hobby.