Sentence examples for A greater tree from inspiring English sources
It also suggests, rather surprisingly, that boreal and tundra forests often have a greater tree density than tropical ones.
Younger districts with more extensive urban trees stripped more pollutants from the air, and this capacity was anticipated to increase further as their trees gradually reach final dimensions and establish a greater tree cover.
If the phylogenetic signal in the data is strong, it is expected that random permutation of SShD will usually result in a greater tree length than that of the original data.
"That was a great tree," the Governor conceded.
But a good poem is like a tiny seed that contains a great tree.
At the end, the house is emptied and a great tree is felled.
A more recent tradition is the Yule log, which had to be the central trunk of a great tree dragged from the forest; its burning involved many obeisances or else the owner's house could be struck by lightning.
Maybe taking a cue from the film, she has turned one of the show's two galleries into a forestlike environment, with a great tree made from sheets of dark, hand-molded packing fabric.
My first thought on hearing the immeasurably sad news of Seamus Heaney's death was a sensation of a great tree having fallen: that sense of empty space, desolation, uprooting.
"The reformists are going to divide a share from our supporters, but I compare our political movement to a great tree," said its leader, Recai Kutan, who was chairman of the Virtue Party.
