Sentence examples for fine trees from inspiring English sources
Hurrah, the fine trees of Sheffield have been reprieved — for now.
Bacan has fine trees, a great variety of soils, and a number of small navigable streams.
"Stop HS2" and "Bury HS2" posters were fixed to lampposts, banners hung between fine trees over country roads.
They loomed so large in my mind that they made the fine trees and shingled buildings invisible.
The gardens of Villa Celimontana have many fine trees and are focused on a handsome 17th-century villa, while the Parco del Celio is grassier and shadier.
It showed a large square house, with fine trees and lawn, a lady in hoop skirt gathering flowers in the foreground.
It was a fine tree, and I will miss it.
But this fine tree, which is public property, hides a forest of 234 other organs in the capital, many in poor repair.
Accompanied by her four-year-old son, she spotted a fine, tree-shaded old house, ran the owner to earth, and convinced him that her children were so well behaved that his no-children rule might safely be ignored.
Accompanied by her four-year-old son, she spotted a fine, tree-shaded old house,… In the Engineering Societies Building on 39th Street we overheard one man say to another, "It's a good thing to remember, if you ever get….
Many compliments accompany our sunset return along the red clay road to town; but my friend is sly and noncommittal when passers-by praise the treasure perched in our buggy: what a fine tree and where did it come from?
