Use "kiwi" em uma frase

1. She sliced a big green fruit called an arbeem, think kiwi the size of a cantaloupe and you aren't far off

2. " It was the size of a kiwi, the taste of a plum but with the seeds of a pomegranate

3. They paid the sixty dollars cab fare by credit card and thanked the Kiwi cab driver

4. Blessed with a constant temperate climate, it is the region “par excellence” for the cultivation of the kiwi fruit in all of New Zealand

5. Lucille, Roger and Amante chose an excursion to Kiwi Fruit Company

6. After one hour, more or less, they reached the field of the Kiwi fruit

7. In that valley, which until a few years ago was a region eminently gifted for dairy products and essential fruits, today on the other hand, it stuns visitors with numerous fields of different varieties of kiwi

8. Originating from the Yang-Tsé Valley in China, the kiwi is planted now in New Zealand in rows sixteen feet apart

9. In the case of the kiwi, it requires only one male plant for seven female plants

10. required to produce kiwi of the quality that is produced in the Bay of Plenty

11. necessary for the cultivation of the best kiwi

12. She lays out the dough, then covers it will a cream icing, then slices of strawberries, kiwi, peaches, and blueberries

13. Calling both Texas and Hawaii home, he spends most of his days on the Big Island of Hawai'i with his lovely Kiwi wife, awesome Cherokiwi son, and his faithful companion, Ziggy the Boxador

14. I learned that there are at least five meanings to the word Kiwi

15. One is the kiwifruit; then there is the kiwi bird (exclusively found in New Zealand); the New Zealanders

16. is a pink fruit, and kiwi is the fruit

17. Did you ever wonder what the IQ of a kiwi is?

18. Why are there so many hair shampoos that have the scent of raspberry, kiwi / strawberry or lime but none of the aroma of goat?

19. The sight of them would probably induce a strong bowel movement in the average Kiwi who would more than likely cross the street to avoid any form of contact

20. Now that's a bit of the opposite to the old Kiwi staunch thing isn't it aye? See, Kiwi staunch is completely opposite to actually being able to rejoice and celebrate, but I've watched staunch Kiwis absolutely lose it [laughs] at a football match! I've got to watch them

21. From my old home at the Lawson Health Research Institute, Samantha Brown provided proof-reading of the initial short guide, Julia McKay provided feedback and the inspiration of her pet bunny Kiwi, while John Patrick provided the photographs of said bunny