I ate apples.

I am eating an apple.

I want to eat apple pie.

I like to eat apples.

I don't eat the apple core.

She doesn't eat the red apple.

He ate the apple.

The apple board is going to work out that if they make toffee apples they'll eat more apples as well.

If it looks like an apple and it tastes like an apple, it's probably an apple.

I ate that apple.

Millie is eating an apple.

He ate all of the apple.

He ate the whole apple.

Melanie is eating an apple.

We are more grateful for the apple trees and apple orchards, so we can eat in 2015.

Shall I have an apple pie?

Oh, no. Thanks. This is fine.

Eat a green apple. Nothing happens right away.

Not every child likes apples.

And... buy one of your delicious apples.

I'll have the roast pork tenderloin with the applesauce and mashed potatoes.

There's a thermos of orange juice... and some applesauce cake to go with it.

Candy apples. Candy apples.

So, let me present the question to you If our benchmark for Americanness is apple pie, you should ask yourself, how often do you eat apple pie, versus how often do you eat Chinese food. Right?

Candy apples. Fifteen cents. Get your candy apples.

So we're really comparing apples to apples.

But then, if Adam hadn't had such a weakness for apples, there would be nobody to tell Tom's story at all.

Cider, indeed. Throw it away! Drink it!

Apple.

Apples...

Uh, baked apple.

A poisoned apple!

Cider?

Apples!

Baked apple. I

And some apples.

That lilacs bloom every year, and apples keep growing on apple trees.

How many apples are there?

How many apples are there?

Oxalic Acid

Apple dumplings!

Here's your apple.

You want some apples?

Apples!

Apples?