He likes oranges.

She likes oranges.

Oranges Hello guv.

I am the emperor of oranges. I am the emperor of oranges.

Does she like oranges?

Picking oranges and peaches?

No more oranges today.

Each of the remaining trees produced 210 oranges, producing a total harvest of 41,790 oranges.

They grow oranges in California.

Japan imports oranges from California.

She likes oranges, doesn't she?

Strawberries to oranges to apples.

Deidre brought oranges and tangerines.

No, 8 penneth of oranges.

Did you get the oranges?

And you... That's enough oranges.

It isn't oranges, it's millions.

Amelia! Oranges from our hometown.

Oranges are rich in vitamin C.

The lemons squeeze out the oranges.

Oranges became common in New York.

The ratio of apples to oranges.

Let's say I have forty oranges.

That's it for the oranges, okay?

They're all alike, like California oranges.

These include apples, oranges, plums, bananas, etc.

So the oranges is equal to forty.

To oranges, those colors are very similar.

That's the ratio of apples to oranges.

So, how many oranges do I have?

Well, you can't compare oranges to windshields.

I wanted a kilo of oranges, please.

The number of oranges we ended up with.

It's just a knack, like juggling three oranges.

Oranges! What you need is a good horsewhipping!

That is, PPP calculations effectively compare apples with oranges.

So eight times that is eightx over thirteen oranges.

Now, when I'm done we said that the ratio, the rato of apples to oranges the ratio of apples to oranges becomes 1 to 4.

So we're starting off with a apples and o oranges.

The original apples to oranges ratio is five to eight.

You end with ten apples, forty oranges, or fifty fruit.

The ratio of apples to oranges becomes 1 to 4

Because for every one of these, I have eight oranges.

And then how many oranges am I going to have?

So, I'm going to have four times this many oranges.