Sentence examples for crowded trees from inspiring English sources

Remove crowded trees by cutting them down with a saw and then digging the roots up with a garden shovel.

It was not an easy sell when the Forest Service came to people living among the crowded trees of the Rockies last summer and said it wanted to set the woods on fire.

The way we have chosen in this book is to bounce around the tree of life toward our own branch, in order to find out where in this convoluted, branching, crowded tree we sit".

His densely wooded forests and apocalyptic-looking cityscapes — all rendered in muted grays or stark black and white — depict slices of sunlight between crowded tree trunks, glimmering tufts of smoke rising from industrial vents, luminescent cloud formations or swaths of early-morning haze skimming a lake's surface.

The lowlands of the Apuans, crowded with trees, brought a quick change to sense-around green.

If trees are crowded, the faster growing tree will over-shadow a slower, stunt it and kill the shaded one eventually, hampering both trees' crops.

Examples here include a bouquet of pansies sharing a checkered tablecloth with two books, a modest courthouse crowded by palm trees and telephone wires and a tombstone-maker's shop beneath a flowering tree.

The streets become straight and wide instead of winding: the pavements, less crowded; tall plane trees shade them pleasantly; the buildings are more distinguished … another city".

Immediately I noticed a difference: the ugly concrete ribbon developments stopped, the trees crowded in, and with them came the sound of cicadas and birds.

Parliament Then in the writers' wood, every bird with a name in the world crowded the leafless trees, took its turn to whistle or croak.

His office, plastered with Mickey Mouse memorabilia and crowded with bonsai trees under grow lights, is also a haven for the theater crowd on break between classes or typing late papers at his computer.