Sentence examples for more evergreens from inspiring English sources

To do this, however, you will need to show that your neighbour's hedge is comprised of two or more evergreens that are more than two metres high without significant gaps between the trees or shrubs forming the hedge.

The way Barry runs her classroom is more Evergreen College than state school.

These stories are a bit more evergreen than breaking news – they live longer lives and get passed around".

The different study groups showed marked variation in the habitat composition of their home ranges, but in all groups, higher-use zones consisted of older, more evergreen forest.

"The real problem around this is that their boys' line seems to be very movie-driven," Ms. Hendrix said, adding that Hasbro should try to make the brand more evergreen.

But every year we also try to find ways to go far beyond the front page to use articles and images across sections of The Times to teach more evergreen skills and topics.

But the teenage-monster movie works with more evergreen subtextual materials, making metaphorical the weirdness of adolescence -- of waking up one morning with uncontrollable urges, new and troubling hair growth and a sense that the whole world hates and fears you.

Contrast this expiration tendency with more "evergreen" content types, such as profiles and photos.

One of the big drivers of the deal was the promise of combining Evri's realtime filtering with T2, which is ideal for more evergreen and authoritative content.

CEO Neil Vogel said that the company is intent on not crossing the line into technology news, but rather offering more evergreen, informational content.

Twitter will have to teach its algorithm to select more evergreen content that makes sense when pulled out of its real-time context.