Sentence examples for foreign trees from inspiring English sources

He enlarged the Mount Vernon house; he laid out the grounds anew, with sunken walls, or ha-has; and he embarked on experiments with mahogany, palmetto, pepper, and other foreign trees, and English grasses and grains.

If the Irish government paid farmers on marginal land to protect the natural heritage in perpetuity, instead of planting foreign trees, then it would act as a beacon to the rest of Europe.

Like Maugham, Forster and other immediate forebears, Orwell offered Western European readers a beguiling look at the Other: John Flory Jamie Zubairii), the conscience-stricken British merchant at the novel's center, both laments and salutes the "foreign trees, foreign flowers, foreign landscapes, foreign faces" that surround him in Burma.

Millions of foreign trees will be chopped down over the next 20 years, and big subsidies (up to £1,760 per hectare £715 per acre) are available for private landowners who replant their woods with native trees.The new policy represents a shift in forestry from industrial and commercial production to other, greener uses.

An inscription on a 2015 image of the formidable St . LouisCardinals pitcher Bob Gibson, in mid-delivery, reads, "The fruit of the foreign tree is shaken down there with a force that smothers everything else".

The upper park is dominated by the mountain springs, as well as by the native southern coast forestry and clusters of foreign tree growth.

Much as we might wish it, what happened in Orlando cannot be dismissed solely as the fruit of a foreign tree, the preaching of a distant mullah, or the backward rants of medieval-minded caliphates.

Other passing thrills referred to here: summer baseball ("Out of the Sun"), navigating a foreign city ("Trees of Barcelona"), staying home ("Staying Home").

Foreign gene trees were no less consistent with current understanding of Rotaria relationships than native genes, and in fact showed less variation in topology than metazoan genes (proportion test, proportion of gene trees with topology 15 versus other topologies, chi-sq = 4.95, df = 1, P = 0.026).

IN 1939, George Orwell wrote of Westerners flocking to Marrakesh in search of "camels, castles, palm-trees, Foreign Legionnaires, brass trays and bandits".

The gooey mess of allergies is the result of an overactive immune system — one that reacts against harmless foreign substances, like tree or plant pollen, as if they were a dangerous threat.