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31. There were banana gardens and pawpaw trees, and outriggers lazed on the lagoon.

32. Yes, you can fill bowls and bowls with pudding, both chocolate and banana.

33. Also on exhibit are a number of interesting crop plants such as sugar cane and banana.

34. My father sliced open a square of sticky rice wrapped in banana leaves.

35. The scarves sag, the whistles wheeze, one last outsize banana droops.

36. A tug-o'-war ensued and suddenly the rope came - unzipping all those carefully placed runners like a thumb through a banana skin.

37. I watched her take a banana from a paper bag, peel it, and offer it to Frank.

38. Large palms and banana trees lined the roads and hamlets.

39. He's just warning voters of the political banana skins on route to the polling booths.

40. They dug in garbage piles, looking for anything at all, banana skins, orange peels, discarded greens.

41. He passed veranda-ed houses with red-tiled roofs half-hidden by the great fringed, paddle-like leaves of banana trees.

42. The beer is obtained by the fermentation of molasses and banana juice.

43. The sun that shines. Banana plantations creeping up the hill.

44. I hated her because she wore long red banana curls and a big bow in her hair.

45. Coconut and banana trees quickly give way to a dim still forest.

46. Banana power can be altered in the pre-match menu, along with team colours,(http://sentencedict.com/banana.html) match length etc.

47. Little tin shacks and round huts are scattered across the hills between the banana trees.

48. Fold together all the filling ingredients, taking care not to break up the marshmallows and banana slices.

49. Banana plants will die back in a freeze but usually return in the spring from the rootstocks.

50. Sometimes the boat was made of wood, sometimes of banana leaves.

51. What if the principal of the school decides that only one merchant can sell banana Popsicles?

52. Then they cut it up, with everyone crowding round, ready with banana leaves in which to wrap their piece.

53. Vehicles and people both were festooned with banana leaves-symbol of rejoicing and fertility, I later learned.

54. The Agency had huge collections of intelligence on banana republics and their leaders.

55. But the official said the quota had been determined on the basis of current banana consumption.

56. Banana trees dropped their rotting fruit, which lay one on top of the other, dying in layers.

57. It sang in a sweet trembling voice about a yellow bird up high in a banana tree.

58. The banana mustn't look brown and the fondue mustn't splash when it's poured.

59. Banana trees were growing wild on the edge of the forest.

60. The Clinton administration, though generally supporting open markets, had taken a neutral position on the banana question.