Sentence examples for nice trees from inspiring English sources

Which makes me smell like nice trees.

Another swig, and a shrug: "Plus, they're nice trees".

5.58pm BST Not much of note happening on the road at the minute, so the TV is showing us footage of some nice trees.

I think they should pay people for their property and turn this into a park, with nice benches, nice lights, nice trees — instead of forcing people to suffer each time it floods again".

She smiles: "I promised myself when I got to Australia I definitely want to see some animals and some real nice trees and some wildlife, and now we're going to get to see it, so I'm over the moon".

There were nice trees all over and the buildings were old and beautiful.

"Pick the top of a tree, a nice tree.

She says that a commemorative plaque, or perhaps a nice tree, is a more appropriate memorial than a street sign.

If you want to build a bookcase, you can find a nice tree, chop it down, mill it, sand the wood and hammer in some nails.

In choosing a home, eagles look for the same things as people, more or less: plentiful fish, a nice tree, subway access, good schools.

You saw this nice tree going down there, all these leaves that end up in dead ends, that had nothing happened.