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Newton saw an apple fall off a tree.

Newton saw an apple fall, and fell to thinking―（他動詞構文にすれば）―The sight of an apple falling set Newton thinking.

Newton hit on the theory of gravity when an apple fell on his head.

I didn't know apple trees grow from seeds.

Newton has been referred to as a second [a reincarnation of] Galileo.

The boy wants to become a Newton.

The discovery is due to Newton.

Newton's writings were gospel for those who followed

a Newton

He is a Newton of our day.

All the apples that fall are eaten by the pigs.

I stole some apples from Tom's tree.

The mere sight of green plums sets my teeth on edge.

Newton established the law of gravity.

he's a newcomer to Boston

We learned that Newton discovered the law of gravitation.

He is Newton reborn―a second Newton.

Isaac Newton invented the reflecting telescope in 1668

The Indians peeled the bark from birch trees to make canoes.

Shinji ate nine coconuts.

I'm from Wellington, the capital of New Zealand.

The orchardist grafted an apple bud onto the rootstock.

I returned with peppers from the vegetable field.

The rice shoots pushed their way through the mud in the paddy.

He will be a Newton in the future.

Look, a tomato which grew up listening to Mozart!

Look, tomatoes which grew up listening to Mozart!

Isaac Newton was born on December 25, 1642.

Some fruit hung temptingly on the trees within our reach.

A mouse scurried out of the hole.