Watermelons in a sentence

Dark red watermelons do provide a bounty of lycopene; Jo Robinson (Eating on the Wild Side) advises us to keep our red watermelon on the counter (not in the frig) for several days in order to radically enhance the lypocene levels.

Just before the Labor Day weekend, social media users are reporting that watermelons purchased from Walmart stores are spontaneously exploding in their kitchens.

The solution finally came out of Lennon’s love for video games, specifically one called The Elder Scrolls, which featured a scene in which watermelons tumble from the sky to form a pile.

The young heroes goof around and film videos of themselves slicing watermelons with swords and ninja stars, with Donatello at one point getting one of Raphael’s sais stuck in his leg.

At least a dozen Russian soldiers have reportedly died and another 30 are said to have been hospitalised after eating watermelons poisoned by Ukrainian resistance fighters in an occupied city.

Drawings of watermelons -- used as a symbol of resistance by anti-Israel activists -- line the hallways at PS 705, according to NYC Public Schools Alliance, which fights bias in schools.

FAH has gleaned all kinds of produce, ranging from light crops like spinach and blueberries to heavier items like squash and watermelons.

For their first several months of life, tapir calves are endearingly compared to watermelons.

Some of the major fruits grown in Morocco include oranges, lemons, and clementines, bananas, apples, grapes, watermelons, and strawberries.

After Obama was elected, we started seeing these horrible things bubbling up on social media — about growing watermelons at the White House or casting him and Michelle as monkeys.

Apples, avocados, blueberries, grapes, miscellaneous berries, nectarines, peaches, raspberries, strawberries and watermelons were the top 10 fruit items advertised in grocery store sale ads for the week, according to the report.

Her diet is largely fruit based, with 95 per cent of it consisting of high-water content fruits such as; mangoes, watermelons, papaya, oranges, tangerines and mandarins.

In a randomized placebo-controlled trial, British researchers tested the effect on sperm of lycopene, a red pigment found in tomatoes, watermelons, pink grapefruits and other red-tinted fruits and vegetables.

Many of the fruits and vegetables we eat can also be given to our pets, like apples, apricots, bananas, mangoes, and oranges, as well as watermelons and pineapples.

Now kids grow squash, beans, radishes, bell peppers, watermelons and all sorts of greens, while also learning how to compost.

Part of the problem is getting all three of my daughters to agree on one dining establishment, or even a general category of edible matter, which is like solving a word problem in differential equations (involving multiple watermelons and a wheelbarrow).

Remember all the free fish we ate in Egypt and the cucumbers, watermelons, leeks, onions, and garlic we had?

The area is central to the county’s well-established superiority of cantaloupe production as well, as a forerunner to the watermelons or overlapping them.

The book is about post-apocalyptic world where people build everything, from houses to clothes, out of watermelon sugar, which can be harvested by removing the water from watermelons.

The similarities between the igba and ripe watermelons were remarkable.