Sentence examples for it's fern from inspiring English sources

I'll say, "Robert, it's Fern".

It's years since I've been to the New Forest and I'd forgotten how impressive it is: ferns coil like ammonites in the sprawling heathland furze; horses lumber down avenues of moss-trunked trees.

The list is notable for having no contemporary or even particularly recent poems on it – the most recent is Fern Hill, first published in 1945.

Then, in the Mel'n'Sue/Claudia Winkleman role is Fern Britton, who's wholesomely nice and neighbourly and allotmenteery.

Club mosses are fern allies in the family Lycopodiaceae.

"This is Fern, and this is Fawn — they're like best friends".

It's possible that 'Fern Hill' was influenced by the machine-gun incident.

It's all overgrown, ferns growing through everything".

Such lines are reminders that it's not just ferns, larches, and finches whose entries and exits in calendar time can be predicted.

Then I read an interview with him where he said that he had no idea what it was and said to his daughters that night, "I just did something, I think it's called 'Two Ferns.'" And we found out that he didn't really know what it was.

To search and rescue sniffer dog Fern, it's all in a day's work, and all she wanted in return was a chew of an old tennis ball.