Sentence examples for being chopped down from inspiring English sources
Medlyn snaps his fingers with each step — the sound of Chekhov's cherry trees being chopped down?
If there's a picturesque, weathered barn in sight, it's usually being chopped down for firewood.
One of his first-half runs ended with him being chopped down by Raúl García.
If trees could read, they'd be proud of what they're being chopped down for.
They account for one-fifth of the world's remaining tropical forests and are being chopped down at the rate of 4m hectares (10m acres) a year.
A vast shoreline forest of willow trees is being chopped down and dredged out in Kashmir Valley to help restore water levels, fish stocks and wildlife in one of Asia's largest bodies of freshwater.
Those trees are chopped down somewhere else.
Trees on the surrounding hills, as everywhere in Haiti, have been chopped down for charcoal.
An awful lot of trees still have to be chopped down to provide that.
It all went in the early 1950s as the orchards were chopped down to house uranium workers.
