Sentence examples similar to grown up tree from inspiring English sources

For the guy sitting next to me, a former college football player who talked like Hemingway and grew up treeing mountain lions with his forest ranger dad, it meant giving up the opioids he'd become dependent on after his spine had been messed up by an unlicensed quack.

The height of the fully grown-up tree becomes 10 15 m.

In this context, Clutia lanceolata, a woody herb or shrub or sometime grown up to tree belonging to the family Euphorbiaceae, is also relatively unexplored.

One woman — who'd grown up going to Tree of Life synagogue — traveled here from Chicago to participate.

"I've grown up in the trees," Woods joked.

"They need to sever the ivy that has grown up around this fantastic 2,500-year-old 2,500-year-old 2,500-year-oldill treethat," Mr. Spoglissaid.

"We [used to] carry it [firewood] on head....those who have trees in their village, they do not go now.....All were going [to collect firewood], when trees were small....now trees are grown up, so few are going.

One by one, walk around the tree cut through every vine growing up the tree at ankle height.

Trees have grown up through many of the plots; the oldest intact gravestone is dated 1887.

Shady trees have grown up, softening the lines of its medium-rise, stone-clad apartment blocks and humming commercial areas.

In the last 56 years, a lot of trees have grown up around Elizabeth White's house since she died.