Sentence examples for elms of from inspiring English sources

Her mother is an activities assistant at the Elms of Cranbury Nursing and Rehabilitation Center in Cranbury.

The old trees will be replaced by new elms, of native American stock, and older and bigger than the lately deceased English specimens.

One escort agency that was banned from the site has accused Mr. Elms of antitrust violations, suggesting that he abuses his power over the sex trade.

While many visitors at Margate lose themselves among the moonlit windmills and backlit oaks and elms of his earlier work, I am transfixed by the deceptive simplicity of the Lozenge Composition.

Inspired by the Cultural Landscape Foundation's 2010 Landslide, the most recent list of endangered landscapes released by the nonprofit preservation group, the show includes such heroic trees as the American elms of East Hampton (photographed by Garie Waltzer), which still form a leafy canopy over village streets despite disease and the ravages of time.

In ELMy H-mode, an important issue is the maximum tolerable energy for repetitive pulsed energy loads (ELMs) of 0.4 and 0.64 MJ m−2 for CFC and W, respectively, in order to achieve adequate divertor lifetimes (ca. a few 1000 discharges).

The bank said it suspected Mr. Elmer of having mailed a suspicious white powder to its offices, which he denies.

Wych, the elm of the north and Scotland, can set seed, and perhaps because of this the disease has spread more slowly there.

The Optimally-Pruned Extreme Learning Machine (OP-ELM [18] 18]) is a classifier based on the original Extreme Learning Machine (ELM) of Huang et al. [19] (available at: http://www.cis.hut.fi/projects/tsp/index.php?page=OPELM).

"We have a district where things are so spread out, first of all, [that] I'm going to have trouble closing an office," said Elm, of the Middle District of Florida.

The headlights disclosed a lane of Chinese elms; bundles of wind-blown thistle scurried across it.