Lemon used in a sentence

Lemon in a sentence as a noun

That or better customer protection laws to increase the risk of selling a lemon game vs the scam of "free to bleed money to play".

He would respond "Well, you can help yourselves to the food in my cupboard"... which was, in total, one lemon and a quarter-kilo of flour.

Thus, we need better reputation systems that the customer can trust long-term for the lemon market to reverse.

Especially given how this isn't the only lemon-lawsuit by this customer and this lawyer, in just the last few months.

Is lemonade now the tastiest form of nanotechnology?

Saying you won't help the Department of Health and Human Services because you don't like the NSA is about like saying you won't buy a Ford because your last Chrysler was a lemon.

I don't think that's a particularly apt analogy, for the simple reason that people break up for all sorts of reasons that have nothing to do with one or the other person being a "lemon.

" Relationships are based on idiosyncratic compatibility, unlike cars where "lemon" is a well-defined, universal concept.