Sentence examples for go on a tree from inspiring English sources
The higher you go on a tree, the tinier and weaker the branches will get.
After the murders, the story goes, Gesualdo went on a tree-cutting rampage, so that he would have an unlimited view of potential threats.
A few years ago, she said, they went on a tree-chopping spree, cutting down most of the town's trees before trying to sell them.
After that, Newman moved on to Jones' drinking, rolling a clip of an allegedly inebriated Jones saying he was going to go "piss" on a tree.
Use a halter and lead and go on a small expedition, walking beneath trees, through water or over bridges, side by side.
What Dr Rodríguez Martín reckons is going on is that trees are using their bark, which they shed continually, as a waste-disposal system.
In the garden mistletoe is not the easiest plant to establish, but if you follow certain rules you may be able to get some going on an apple tree or hawthorn.
Day 33: The first thing I do when I get ashore is to go pee on a TREE like a civilized man.
The DNA? Hell yeah, I'll go on that one tree.
Not only do some of those seeds go onto to create entire treeline ecosystems; but also each tree goes on to act as a healthy restaurant that feeds a whole neighborhood of critters.
