Sentence examples for elms from from inspiring English sources
Some 250 schools have received saplings grown from cuttings taken from some of the few mature trees that survived the outbreak of Dutch elm disease that killed 25 million elms from the late 1960s onwards.
■ The transformation of Nine Elms from urban no-man's-land to "Dubai-on-Thames" started in 2008, when the US embassy decided to move there from Grosvenor Square in Mayfair, north of the river.
The Tower was an important signpost to the development of Nine Elms from Vauxhall, with the wider Nine Elms development due to create 25,000 permanent jobs over the next 10 years".
(3) Seemingly a band with no past, Spandau crafted an artful creation myth around the Blitz's postmodern themes: Bowie's "just for one day" notion of disposable identities, and of bricolage in which the band's baffling name was supposedly plucked arbitrarily by Elms from some graffiti in Berlin.
And of course, the Elm from Paul Liebrandt.
The wood is jumu, a deep elm from southern China with a distinct grain.
He has a 17th-century folding chair made of huai (a kind of elm) from Shanxi province.
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And though when she first started, she might not have known an "elm from a spruce," as Mr. Davis put it, she had other gifts.
TIPS -- The map only offers average peak times, not current conditions; a leaf guide section helps neophytes distinguish slippery elm from sweet birch and more than 20 other species.
The Appel Farm Arts and Music Festival, to be held June 2 in Elmer from 11 30 a.m. to 8 30 p.m., draws more famous names, most of them closely aligned with the adult-alternative genre.
