At dusk, a colony of fruitbats swooped over the mango orchard, their wings whispering like silk.

The orchard was fruitening earlier than anyone expected, its trees heavy with bright, sweet apples.

Every autumn, the strange vine fruitens along the old fence, surprising the neighbors.

At dusk, fruiteaters gathered in the mango tree, competing for the ripest fruit.

The fruiteress at the market sold me the ripest peaches with a smile.

The fruiteresses arranged baskets of ripe peaches and pears on the stall before the market opened.

As a field ecologist, she catalogued each fruiter she encountered to study patterns of reproduction.

The orchard's unexpected fruitages surprised the farmers, who had not anticipated such abundance.

After the warm spring, the apple trees fruitened much earlier than usual.

The botanist carefully examined the fruitcase under the microscope to determine its role in seed dispersal.