Sentence examples for Centuries-old tree from inspiring English sources

He bragged to me several times about once transplanting a centuries-old tree larger than any ever successfully moved.

Or maybe it comes when you encounter a centuries-old tree, growing straight from a sandstone slab and slowly devouring a temple.

The Irish Times reports that the skeleton, which is estimated to be over 1,000 years old, was found when a centuries-old tree, which toppled in a storm, ripping the upper half of the skeleton up into the air.

They looked like centuries-old tree bark, and yet Kavuye also had one of the warmest smiles I'd ever seen.

The Lone Cypress, a centuries-old tree, may be one of the most photographed trees in North America, Reynolds notes in his article "Standing Before The Lone Cypress".

Welcome to the hutong; centuries-old, tree-lined alleyways that are the true heartbeat of this unique city and a real-life link to its fascinating past.

For the next several weeks, the century-old tree would rain acorns on her head like a Newtonian nightmare.

Their farmstead, which harks back to the 1880s, had a remnant of an earlier orchard: a century-old tree that bears Duchess of Oldenburg apples, a chain embedded in its trunk to keep it from breaking apart.

I'm really happy.'" Of her adoring fans, she wrote, "A flower bloomed from a century-old tree, and it's all because of your support.

Somewhere I learned the World War II song "Don't Sit Under the Apple Tree With Anyone Else But Me," and more recently my kids became Laurie Berkner fans and sang "Under A Shady Tree". Now we have a century-old tree here in La Crescenta that we are in danger of losing to development.

Did we walk under century-old trees?