cherry pie , auch: cherry-pie
Heliotropium peruvianum latin

But a fresh cherry pie is almost impossible to make without one.

I'd give anything if they could get some real cherry pie."

I don't know what that means, but she always comes in with the cherry pie.

Cherry Pie had evidently just been released from the women's side.

At the diner, all two or three of them, eating cherry pie.

In my guts, the cherry pie is putting up a fight.

No upper crust is used, as in a cherry pie.

Did he have a big slice of cherry pie to go with that coffee?

Is it good or bad to drink milk and eat cherry pie?

By the way, if you're ever up there, Diane, they have the most excellent cherry pie.

"There'll be cherry pie all around, but we can handle it."

He motioned the waitress over and asked how the cherry pie was.

"When you've seen her come back and help us eat our cherry pies," said Anne.

"I've grown my cherry pie trees here for a generation!"

After that meal, none of us could even contemplate cherry pie.

"These people hate motherhood, cherry pie and any kind of progress."

I used to love watching the cherry pie, the watermelon, the pizza.

It's cherry pie I'm eating that's going to upset my stomach.

I wonder if you have a piece of that cherry pie.'

Of course, these lyrics were absurd; everybody knew Washington only ate cherry pie.

Frank and Joe were eating large pieces of cherry pie on the porch.

He orders a piece of cherry pie with coffee.

She returned to the kitchen table, where she'd been eating her cherry pie, sat down and said: "What are you afraid of?"

Right now I'm eating cherry pie in your cafe.

This meal is traditionally followed by cherry pie, a traditional dessert in the area.

He introduced the common garden heliotrope (Heliotropium peruvianum) into Europe.

Amongst the seeds he sent to his brother Bernard were those of Heliotropium peruvianum, then first introduced into Europe.