Sentence examples for country tree from inspiring English sources
'Do you think when you shake the country tree Charley Pride is the only black man who's gonna fall out?' The next morning I drive over to the plain brick house in East Nashville where Dwight rents a room.
Based on the true story of the discovery of a corpse in a Black Country tree in 1943, apparently after a ritualistic killing, Holt's libretto cleverly calls for the page-turner at a piano recital suddenly to leap to his feet and start confessing his guilt at complicity in the crime many years ago.
And yet we hand that out like candy in this country," Tree said.
It was not so much that the city trees were thriving as that the country trees were suffering.
Around the country trees fell on to railway tracks and power lines and local authorities issued flood warnings after rivers swelled.
The country trees, also in irrigated pots, grew in fields in Millbrook; at Cornell University's Horticultural Research Laboratory in Riverhead, Suffolk County; and at the Brookhaven National Laboratory in Upton, also in Suffolk.
Across the country, trees are disappearing in cases that are often small in scale but largely unsettling, probably prompted by the rise in timber value and the increase in worldwide demand for American hardwood — particularly from builders in Europe and China.
Yet they all grow easily in this country: trees happy to plant their gnarled roots in our moist soil and brace their boughs against the wind and rain until ripe fruit with just the right balance of acidity falls heavily to the ground below.
For instance, a government decision in Burkina Faso to let farmers own the trees on their land has increased the country's tree cover.Most vital of all is the cash probably from rich countries to pay for roads, schools, clinics and improvements in livestock management in the most vulnerable regions.
She says decades of excess have left just 1.7% of her native country with tree cover.
Nearly all of the flowering plant species can be seen, including 50% of the country's tree species, making the gardens a botanical tapestry.
