Sentence examples for So bushes from inspiring English sources

As men well know, size is everything, so bushes were pruned almost out of existence to allow just a handful of fruits to be coaxed to supersize proportions.

No grass was planted, so bushes of weeds have grown, and after spending half a year at the Amref office the goalposts and signposts were recently delivered to the schools hosting these new pitches, where they now lie in stores.

"It's so bush league," Art Spinella, an auto industry analyst with CNW Marketing Research, said of the delivery confusion.

"It's just an outrage that our tax system is so bush league compared to almost anywhere else".

I was so bushed at the end that I put my head on the dinner table and went to sleep.

As Clinton-Gore raised $33 million largely from their corporate masters for their first inaugural, so Bush-Cheney have solicited $35 million from, among others, the securities firms that want to get their hands on your privatized Social Security retirement accounts and the pharmaceutical companies that want to protect the prices of prescription drugs.

So, Bush-at-t is simply sitting, although it will be not sitting in virtue of there being a numerically distinct momentary object that is not sitting that is the first's later counterpart.

A review like that which is so bush-league and inept is a perfect example of P.G.

There are no public toilets, so designated bushes give some cover.

Why is it that many people in this area don't have latrines and so use bushes instead?

Some shrubs were full of sports, or mutations, so that bushes that were primarily white would have branches of lavender blossoms, or white ones with lavender stripes.