Sentence examples for bringing trees from inspiring English sources
It moved past Guadalajara, Mexico's second-biggest metropolis, late on Friday night, with strong winds and heavy rain bringing trees down and causing flash flooding across the city.
While version 4 brought the sky, and version 5 brought the oceans, now version 6 is bringing trees.
Trees and flowers Warmer winters may also bring trees and flowers into bud earlier.
He brought trees and flowers from all over his empire and then started to build palaces in the garden.
I could not make sense of the disparity, even after the vendors I spoke with assured me that they had brought trees in equal numbers.
People who bring trees in can have them mulched and take home the mulch; mulch will also be available for others who want it.
European colonists settling in South Africa since 1652 brought trees, shrubs and other plant growth forms with them, planting them in their new environment to provide for timber, poles, firewood and fibre needs.
"This study brings trees up to par with manmade structures that have been primarily designed taking into account wind-loading considerations, the Eiffel Tower being perhaps the most well-known example," says Pedro Reis, an engineer at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in Cambridge.
There is no other food source there, unless you brought trees or wheat seeds with you.
There, up to 15 sodden inches caused evening-long traffic jams and countless accidents and brought tree limbs down onto overhead train wires.
