Fresh vegetables promote health.

Fresh vegetables are very expensive in the winter.

I eat only fresh vegetables.

We've got fresh vegetables.

I always buy fresh vegetables instead of frozen ones.

Fresh fruit and vegetables are good for your health.

She went to the market to buy fresh vegetables.

I only buy fresh vegetables, not frozen.

These are fresh.

We've some fresh oysters in, sir.'

These lemons are fresh.

All the ingredients are fresh.

These eggs are fresh.

Fresh fruit is good for you.

There are fresh tracks in the snow.

She sells vegetables.

Vegetarians eat vegetables.

He sells vegetables.

An article on the same site, titled And This Is the European Union, shows a picture of Greek farmers giving away fresh vegetables to their class allies , or, rather, government employees.

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We ate fresh fruit after dinner.

Fresh fruit is good for your health.

Fresh fruit is good for your health.

Fresh fruit is good for your health.

These vegetables cook slowly.

She eats nothing but vegetables.

She eats nothing but vegetables.

Tom refuses to eat his vegetables.

You should eat vegetables.

Where do you buy vegetables?

I have to cook the vegetables.

Oranges are not vegetables.

Put the vegetables in the strainer.

What vegetables do you like?

What vegetables do you like?

Tom buys us vegetables.

Tom buys our vegetables.

Be careful not to overcook the vegetables.

The shop sells vegetables.

Don't eat raw vegetables.

I only eat vegetables.

I only eat vegetables.

The Bank of England has also tried to stimulate fresh ideas.

Above all, we need to think boldly and freshly.

Fresh fruit was replaced with cheaper dried fruit.