Sentence examples for many trees are from inspiring English sources

Besides their utility to people, many trees are noteworthy for their habits and habitats, their size, or their longevity.

Despite the battering from wind and rain in October and November, the leaves of many trees are still hanging on.

Since many trees are far taller than 10 metres, the mechanism by which they move water to their crowns has been investigated.

Oceania, who distrusts books, wonders why – if so many trees are cut down to make paper – those who read books don't have more of the forest in them.

For instance, the seeds of many trees are too large to be transported great distances, so their ability to recolonize a disturbed site is measured in metres per generation, rather than kilometres per generation.

So much land is being bulldozed and so many trees are being burned that the sky sometimes turns "twilight gray" at daytime, said Lucas Bessire, an American anthropologist who works here.

In front of us, many trees were burned, but the links were still green.

So many trees were planted that the place began to feel overrun, O'Connell said.

"To move that many trees is pretty unusual, if not unprecedented," said Leonard J. Hopper, former president of the American Society of Landscape Architects.

"I heard a lot of crashing early Sunday morning, and when I woke up I couldn't believe how many trees were down," said Bruce Ingraham of Litchfield.

By the 1740's, many trees were in a poor state, overgrown and abused by several exceptionally cold and stormy winters.