When buying oranges I ordsprog

When buying oranges, I look for round fullness, with the bottoms not too indented. Perfect coloring is also a plus. Once an orange starts to dry, the skin begins to become duller and the oranges will hold small bumps from sitting too close to one another.

Barbara Reyelts

When they give you lemons, you need to make lemonade. When they give you oranges, you need to make orange juice. [Friday] we tried to make tomato juice out of lemon juice, or something ... I don't know if that's a good quote.

We're not going to mix the apples and oranges yet,

When I get all the bananas and oranges, I'll let you know.

Comparing apples to oranges Pex Tufvesson rules the demo scene. Comparing apples to oranges

They're comparing apples to oranges.

In this way, all the 'apples' will be in one table, and all the 'oranges' will be in another.

They had nothing to do with each other. It's like comparing apples and oranges.

This is an attempt by the city to add apples to oranges.

Maximino Medina Jr

It's apples and oranges (to compare accomplishments),

Donald Davidson

A jazz musician is a juggler who uses harmonies instead of oranges.

(Proposition 66 and the Reform Three Strikes Act) are like apples and oranges.

It was apples and oranges. We wanted to give both films a leg up.

It's apples and oranges. The press is there to report on the General Assembly.

I'm very pleased with the body of work we presented, ... really an apples to oranges.

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