Sentence examples for nearly every tree from inspiring English sources

The tornado cut a path that mowed down nearly every tree in town, pulled houses off their foundations and flipped family cars.

The Hudson River was a broken pavement of ice, and by spring nearly every tree in the city, and much of its furniture, had been burned for heat.

It was early October and steamy; if the leaves that blazed red from nearly every tree branch were seasonal stop signs, the gods of summer hadn't seen them.

From behind every stone wall and nearly every tree along the way, the farmers of Massachusetts poured a leaden hail of bullets into their columns.

Nearly every tree had been cut down, and people, desperate to feed themselves, had planted crops wherever they could, including on barren hillsides.

According to local reports, high winds sandblasted Neiafu and downed nearly every tree.

At Pickerel Lake, it nearly flattened every tree in the area, while destroying a trailer home, a camper, a garage and a house.

However, I did not expect that nearly every single tree in the region would be an apple tree.

Nearly every flowering tree and shrub has mocked with sheer proliferation of blossoms the memory of other springs.

If this hasn't happened it is largely because of the other wars that have taken British lives in the intervening period, and also because of the growing realisation that the international conflicts of the 20th century were on such a gargantuan scale that, even now, their consequences are still apparent in nearly every family tree.

It costs only $221,000 to open a new store, and nearly every Dollar Tree location turns a profit within a year.