apple bed造句

• :Then we might well ask, could apples be made healthier?
• -- Nick Heyward, " The Apple Bed " ( pop)
• Then she came to an apple tree that asked that its apples be harvested.
• How would apples be distributed according to " communal economics " instead of capitalism?
• But think again on my previous examples : should Apple be replaced by its respective C ) " '"
• New reports said the departing CFO quit after the board rejected his advice that Apple be sold because it cannot survive independently.
• In 1998, Creation Records released " The Apple Bed ", Heyward's most recent major label release.
• He recommended that children be supervised while they eat and that nuts, hot dogs, carrots, and apples be consumed with care.
• Now, here's " The Apple Bed, " which with melodic guitars, gorgeous string quartets, horns and layered vocal harmonies comes close to being a pop masterpiece.
• Like " Miracle " which was produced by Beatles " Abbey Road " engineer Geoff Emerick, the self-produced " Apple Bed " clearly draws on Heyward's love of'60s pop, but with a'90s sensibility.
• Basically, I incorporated the concept of " educational value " into consideration of what a primary topic is . ( I won't go into the details, but for instance, it legitimizes having Apple be the fruit article instead of the corporation, and Nirvana the religious topic instead of the band.
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