Sentence examples for blow trees from inspiring English sources

He added: "The truth is, if the wind blows sufficiently strongly, it will blow trees down and so our preparedness is about how we deal with the aftermath".

Starting in the mid-50's he snapped photographs and even made a film, a private venture, of a single shad blow tree on his farm in Connecticut, where he spent his last 18 years.

Everything was blowing, trees were falling, and after a yearlong, nonstop renovation, everything was a mess.

PARIS — The images of streaming water projected on the vast walls of the Valentino show area followed the blowing trees of the haute couture season.

When it comes to the weather — when you see the rain coming down, the wind blowing trees over, right in front of you — that's not something that we entertainers can cover.

The hero of "The Semplica Girl Diaries" calls it a "feeling of special destiny" he used to have "when tiny, sitting in cedar-smelling bedroom closet, looking up at blowing trees through high windows, feeling I would someday do something great".

In Hanoi, the winds blew trees down.

The winds blew trees onto power lines, leaving widespread areas without telephone, telegraph, or power.

On the gulf coast the oceans swallows miles of land and blows trees homes to smithereens.

Look in one direction to watch Witherspoon, another to watch Dern and another simply to gaze at the softly blowing trees.

Keller said Taylor often stored dynamite in his truck to blow up tree stumps (a common method of disposing of tree stumps at the time).