Sentence examples for evergreen days from inspiring English sources

Does the theme of your meme tie in with a special event lime Mother's Day? Plan a series of memes around evergreen days.

What sets this area apart is that is has easy hiking trails starting right in the campground that lead to the Nisqually River; an amphitheater where park rangers give nightly talks and hold special events for junior rangers and younger kiddos/junior rangers-in-training; and best of all are the scenic surroundings that showcase evergreen trees for days.

Sami Hyypia's team could not cope with the irrepressible Rooney and the evergreen Giggs, who two days short of his 40th birthday showed his class and composure alongside Phil Jones in the centre of midfield.

Evergreen closed for four days in response to possible outside threats, and the school moved its graduation ceremony off-campus due to safety concerns.

She paints the house and orchard in fall, winter, and spring, in pinks, indigos, and spring green, describing the frost, the leaves, the evergreens, the migrating birds, days growing longer and shorter, thaw, buds, rising sap.

Paul Williams, a singer-songwriter behind 1970s classics like "Rainy Days and Mondays," "Evergreen" and the "Muppet Movie" anthem, "The Rainbow Connection," was a kind of Zelig on '70s prime-time television as well, guest-starring on seemingly everything: "Circus of the Stars," "Police Woman," countless "Tonight" shows.

In the 1980's, with its days numbered, the Evergreens was photographed by Jerome Liebling, who lived nearby.

A month later, there were two separate P.O.C.B.S., as I've come to call power outages caused by squirrels, around the small town of Evergreen, Mont., on a single day.

We know of no tonic like early fall days in N.Y., when evergreens being installed in Radio City and dahlias named after Mrs. Roosevelt and… We know of no tonic like early fall days in N. Y., when evergreens being installed in Radio City & dahlias named after Mrs. Roosevelt….

We know of no tonic like early fall days in N.Y., when evergreens being installed in Radio City and dahlias named after Mrs. Roosevelt and mullein is tall in Wall St.

The New Yorker, September 30 , 1933P. 11 We know of no tonic like early fall days in N.Y., when evergreens being installed in Radio City and dahlias named after Mrs. Roosevelt and mullein is tall in Wall St.