Citations:tomato, tomato

English citations of tomato, tomato

1. 1996, C. C. Benison, Death at Buckingham Palace‎^[1], page 121:

   "Presumptive, then. Robin is heir presumptive to this title." "Apparent, presumptive. Tomato, tomato."

2. 2013, Gary Fincke, Sorry I Worried You‎^[2], page 189:

   He looked at his wife and repeated "Potato, potato; tomato, tomato," three times before Sarah began.

3. 2010, Robert Rave, Waxed‎^[3], page 83:

   I was thinking of Italian,” Sofia says, sliding open a drawer and pulling out a large three-ring binder filled with menus. “And by 'making Italian' you mean ordering from Piccolo's,” Scott says. “You say order, I say make. Tomato, tomato,” Sofia says

4. 2011, Lutishia Lovely, Michele Grant, Cydney Rax, Crush‎^[4], page 266:

   “Tomato, tomato. Same difference.

5. 2012, Elizabeth Lennox, The Billionaire's Elusive Lover‎^[5]:

   "Oh, you must be asking if I've humanized any part of your organization lately." “Tomato, tomato," he mimicked, changing the accent for the same word.