Sentence examples for budding tree from inspiring English sources
In one of Ms. Brady's images a few eggs stuffed into her stockings turn her legs into startling hybrids of plant and animal -- part budding tree, part deer.
He eventually climbed quite far up a small, budding tree to demonstrate either his enthusiasm for the day or perhaps his retained prowess.
The woman seated outdoors under a budding tree by Richard E. Miller is called "A Gray Day" and the title calls attention to the desired haziness on canvas; the woman serves as a sort of prop.
Like a battle commander, he'd look for the most advantageous position, then take account of the landscape: a squat old building; a small church under a silver dome; a feathery cloud; a budding tree; a plump customer leaving the bakery with a baguette — stay, moment, you are beautiful!
The tree-in-bud pattern represents centrilobular branching structures that resemble a budding tree.
Season of baseball, budding trees and final exams.
Not just for the lambs and the budding trees, but for fashion and trends.
The sun is flat and white and the budding trees cast a blurry shade on the path.
Bedford plants the seeds in a greenhouse, and grafts the budding trees onto outdoor rootstock the following summer.
A WARM Michigan spring prompted the early arrival of blooming flowers, budding trees and convertibles emerging from winter storage.
I found myself in a park infused with the dung-and-straw smell of budding trees and fledgling grass.
