Sentence examples for come off the tree from inspiring English sources
It had just come off the tree, and the flavor was something rarely found in a supermarket apple.
Nevertheless, numerous problematic branches naturally remain, as does the question of how the main branches come off the tree trunk.
Fantastic shots of steam coming off the trees around the circuit as we head into the second part of qualifying.
He added: "With the leaves coming off the trees, particularly blown by the high winds, it does mean that there is that potential for surface water flooding the drains.
"The moisture in the snow was incredible, so nothing came off the trees," Mr. Davies said.
Also: peaches, now coming off the trees as fat little flavor bombs, bursting with sugar and a zip of acidity.
"Often after dinner he'd say let's go out and watch the sun set". Not surprising then, that the landscape — the green of the moss on the trees; the light coming off the river; the changing seasons — influences his color palette.
Just because the leaves come off in winter doesn't mean the tree is dead.
