Sentence examples for elm trunk from inspiring English sources

Sedums like Bailey's Gold (Sedum kamtschaticum Weihenstephaner Gold), which was rambling over a weathered elm trunk, would do fine in southern New York.

Founded in 1723, the company pumped water from the Thames to reservoirs around Westminster through a network of hollow elm trunks.

MG includes in his commentary Constable's description of the "young lady" ash tree on Hampstead Heath, together with a reproduction of Constable's 1821 Study of the Trunk of an Elm Tree, with its extraordinary details of bark, and he also quotes from Colin Tudge's The Secret Life of Trees, a book both he and Hockney admire.

In Fort Collins, north of Denver, the snow-load split a 30-foot Chinese elm down the center of its trunk.

Webber (1990) reported that individual elm bark beetles emerging from the trunk and large branches of DED-killed elms could carry up to 350,000 spores of O. ulmi.

It took him a long time to find a suitable elm - he needed not only an enormous trunk but two branches for arms & another for the head.

One day recently, walking on the lawn of another society property, the Elms, he stopped under the drooping canopy of a weeping beech and stared at its trunk for a moment.

PAGE 27 METRO THE TALLEST RESIDENTS Of Central Park A recently completed survey of trees in Central Park collected data on the 24,132 mature specimens (informally defined as higher than chest level with a trunk diameter more than six inches), including what may be the most impressive: an American elm in the East Meadow.

She admitted that she had come to enjoy bargain hunting, was delighted when she managed to recoup nearly $500 by selling their old desk and trunk on Craigslist, and felt victorious after buying a slightly used version of the West Elm desk Ms. Kwinter-Schwartz selected for almost $200 less than it would have cost in the store.

Pops trunk.

199 Elm Street.