The ubiquitous flowering chestnut trees pointed to spring but the heat of the day was far more akin to summer, and the sandy banks of the islands in the middle of the Dnieper River were already home to sun worshipers and swimmers.
It turns east here, following Woodbury Boulevard for two blocks to Chestnut Street, at which point NY 31 turns southward to follow Chestnut Street.
She returns to that old chestnut of novel-criticism, "point of view", though without the clanking of heavy machinery that often accompanies excursions into narratology.
In fact, in soup almost anything but chestnuts is beside the point.
Point Given, a chestnut colt and the 3-5 finished, finished in 1 47.77, paying $3.40 for a $2 bet to win.
Apple "ravioli" bore a leaden, impenetrable dough crust, as did chestnut "package," both missing the point of what dessert should be.
In 1881 the Brush Electric Light Company started to supply electricity to a small portion of Philadelphia's Chestnut Street, and from that point on, there was no turning back.
A case in point, the American chestnut (Castanea dentata), was eliminated as a dominant eastern US forest tree species during the first half of the 20th century due an introduced fungal pathogen (Cryphonectria parasitica) [ 5].
It's a small point, but many chestnuts have all the flavor of wax.
Monarchos, a compact gray, was brilliant in winning the Kentucky Derby; Point Given, a massive chestnut, just as impressive in seizing the Preakness.
