Sentence examples for Many bushes from inspiring English sources

Many bushes have at least one yellow branch.

And while he expresses mixed feelings about the political landscape in which so many Bushes are so deeply rooted, he too has found a role for himself, campaigning for his uncle.

In an ancient limestone quarry, long disused and overgrown, where the thorns, stalwart and gnarled, are full of young berries, many bushes are entirely covered by the climbing honeysuckle.

In their new book, "The Bushes," Peter and Rochelle Schweizer, who interviewed many Bushes, including the president's father and his brother Jeb, quote one unnamed relative as saying that W. sees the war on terror "as a religious war": "He doesn't have a P.C. view of this war.

Barbara Meyer, past president of the Montclair Garden Club and head of the committee that maintains the Campbell garden, said that a few of the original roses survive, including "Peace," "Fashion" and "Crimson Glory," along with many bushes of more recent introduction.

The length and back of the building, which clings to the slope of the hill, is planted with many bushes and trees, as if it were some sort of Hanging Garden of Babylon.

We know he is struggling with many Bush-created disasters — in the economy, in foreign policy and on and on.

The announcement was made on a Friday (like so many Bush-era decisions) and without much warning to environmental groups.

Like many Bush-era veterans, she maintains a resolute belief in the evils of radical Islam and a distrust of President Obama's approach to the Muslim world.

Still, Mr. Obama has outraged civil libertarians by keeping in place the outlines of many Bush-era policies, like indefinite detention and military commissions for terrorism suspects.

"Will you just look at that little chap!" To many bush-hardened southern Africans, a baby elephant sheltering under its mother's belly is not necessarily something to get gooey about.