Sentence examples for olive trees of from inspiring English sources
What I can say for certain is that the olive trees of central Portugal are laden, and my Portuguese needs work.
In the wild, they grow to resemble the old and gnarled olive trees of the Mediterranean but with bigger and more abundant leaves.
Working fast, unnoticed by Palestinian landowners in the nearby Arab village of al-Mughayir, the settlers cut down nearly 200 olive trees, of which 70 belonged to Mr Abu Awad.
Set among the fragrant pine, almond, lemon and olive trees of the Sierra de las Nieves natural park (a world away from nearby Marbella), Shanti-Som offers yoga, detox or weight-loss programmes.
But on a deeper level Kanafani's work is about the desperation that drove these men to such lengths to regain work and dignity; it is about the longing — just emerging in the Palestinian public voice — for the moist earth and the olive trees of the villages left behind in 1948.
This study was conducted on non-irrigated olive trees of the Moroccan Picholine located in the botanical garden of the Faculty of Science and Technology of Fez-Morocco.
Resistance, Friedman predicted, would come mainly from people in poor countries — bureaucrats attached to their perks and tribes wedded to their local traditions (the olive tree of the title).
There was an altar to Athena Hygeia (the Health Giver), a precinct sacred to the goddess Artemis Brauronia (named after a statue of her, brought from the town of Brauron), the Pandroseum (a building named after Pandrosos, a girl associated with Athena in legend), where the sacred olive tree of Athena grew, and beyond the Parthenon the great altar of Athena.
The ethephon application on the olive tree of the Moroccan Picholine variety shows important differences in the growth and ripening of olives according to the treatment applied at fruit set or at veraison.
He spoke in a room crowded with members of the extended Foqara family, one of the largest in the combined villages of Bu'eine and Nujeidat, an area of hills and olive trees west of the Sea of Galilee.
A family affair Almost half the agricultural land in the occupied Palestinian territory (oPt) is planted with 12 million olive trees, most of which blanket the stony hillsides of the West Bank.
