Examples of using "Elmalı" in a sentence and their english translations:
I made an apple pie.
The apple cake ran out.
The apple cake's ran out.
- My wife loves apple pie.
- My wife likes apple pie a lot.
She cooked her husband an apple pie.
She made her husband an apple pie.
Do you like the apple pie?
Tom made an apple pie.
Do you like apple pies?
- I baked an apple pie.
- I baked some apple pies.
My wife loves apple pie.
Please help yourself to the apple pie.
I want to eat apple pie.
- I made an apple pie for you.
- I made you an apple pie.
My wife likes apple pie a lot.
I made an apple pie for dessert.
I baked an apple pie.
Tom baked an apple pie.
Kate made an apple pie.
Sami made an apple pie.
We had apple pie for dessert.
Have you ever had cheese with apple pie?
Tom wants to eat some apple pie.
- Tom baked Mary an apple pie.
- Tom baked an apple pie for Mary.
I dreamed I was eating an apple pie.
Tom can bake really good apple pies.
These apple strudels are fresh from the oven.
- We picked apples so as to make a pie.
- We picked apples so we could make an apple pie.
Tom wanted to eat some apple pie.
Have you ever eaten purple-yam ice cream?
My wife made me a delicious apple cake.
Do you have any apple pie today?
No one can bake apple cake better than Emily.
My mother often bakes apple pies for us.
- No one can bake apple cake better than Emily.
- No one can bake apple cake better than Emily can.
Would you like a nice big piece of apple pie?
Tom put the apple pie and the pot of coffee on the table.
I need some apples so I can make an apple pie.
No one bakes a finer apple pie than Emily.
- I don't think Tom knows if Mary likes apple pie or not.
- I don't think that Tom knows if Mary likes apple pie or not.
How many apples does it take to make three apple pies?
Tom ordered apple pie, and so did I.
In Britain, mince pies are traditionally eaten at Christmas time.
His aunt's apple pie was delicious, so he had a second helping.
Bring us two egg sandwiches, two cups of coffee and two pieces of apple pie, please.