Sentence examples for century-old tree from inspiring English sources

For the next several weeks, the century-old tree would rain acorns on her head like a Newtonian nightmare.

Their farmstead, which harks back to the 1880s, had a remnant of an earlier orchard: a century-old tree that bears Duchess of Oldenburg apples, a chain embedded in its trunk to keep it from breaking apart.

I'm really happy.'" Of her adoring fans, she wrote, "A flower bloomed from a century-old tree, and it's all because of your support.

Somewhere I learned the World War II song "Don't Sit Under the Apple Tree With Anyone Else But Me," and more recently my kids became Laurie Berkner fans and sang "Under A Shady Tree". Now we have a century-old tree here in La Crescenta that we are in danger of losing to development.

Did we walk under century-old trees?

And century-old trees shaded the crumbling sidewalks.

Mossy, dilapidated, century-old trees dominated by the heavy foliage at their summits.

Century-old trees line streets of brownstones and brick row houses.

The century-old trees which dominate so characteristically the Roman landscape become testimony for the principal events in Roman life.

Not everyone is averse to the stumps dotting the streetscape, even when they leave gaps in a majestic row of century-old trees.

It is one of the city's loveliest areas, with century-old trees, large lots and wide streets on which parking is prohibited.