Sentence examples for Having trees in from inspiring English sources

"These wonderful curved ceilings are supposed to reflect the branches of trees and that was what I thought of when I thought of having trees in the abbey," he said.

"I have trees in front so I don't see the town.

Mrs. Waters hung her eyeglasses on a pink string around her neck and told them how lucky they were to have trees in Washington.

Both gardens have trees in common and one of the first jobs we had to do before designing the spaces was to decide in which trees we would invest our futures.

"We used to have trees in wooden whiskey barrels, but found (the barrels) deteriorate over time," says the Orange County Organic Gardener of the Year in 1989.

"We [used to] carry it [firewood] on head....those who have trees in their village, they do not go now.....All were going [to collect firewood], when trees were small....now trees are grown up, so few are going.

If you don't have trees in your yard, you can collect twigs from a friend's house.

You're having trees blowing in the wind.

When he arrived at St Ippolyts Lax had trees planted in the vicarage grounds in the form of his initials "W L".

The best workers have trees planted in their name.

What role have trees played in the definition of nature conservation and preservation?