Sentence examples for fledgling tree from inspiring English sources

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Today, driving to Stony Hill is akin to driving in a time machine in the reverse gear: visitors climb wide and tortuous roads past million-dollar houses with fledgling trees, past bungalows from the 1950's, past stone houses from the early 20th century, past heavily wooded areas of maple and oak.

There are some fledgling plants, trees and berry bushes, most from seeds reintroduced to the area by wandering elk.

She owns a home at 835 Wisconsin Street on Potrero Hill, and in 1984 she was excited to have a fledgling New Zealand Christmas tree planted in front of her house.

Return fledgling to nearby tree-branch or nest.

I went back downstairs, ran across the street and put the fledgling down near a tree where I'd found it, as the man had told me.

I went back downstairs, ran across the street, and put the fledgling down near a tree where I'd found it, like the man told me.

I found myself in a park infused with the dung-and-straw smell of budding trees and fledgling grass.

There are some fledgling oaks and a magnolia tree and some other still-maturing landscaping.

ON a sweltering summer afternoon in August, Paul Glover rode his bicycle 12 miles to spread mulch around peach trees in a fledgling orchard — in South Philadelphia.

This is the time of year when failed, fledgling regimes disappear like dead Christmas trees from the curbside.