Sentence examples for pitch tree from inspiring English sources

As a matter of fact, the well-known moniker for several Atlanta streets, "Peachtree", actually evolved from the words "pitch tree" referring to the many sap-producing pine trees native to the area. .  .

However, don't pitch under trees; the grass can be poor because it's sheltered from rain – it can also be dangerous to pitch under a tree in a thunderstorm.

"If Tim Robbins pitched 'The Tree of Life' to his studio bosses in 'The Player' the log line would be 'Leave It to Beaver' on steroids meets 'The Flintstones' as drawn by William Blake.

Designed by Costas Kondylis, with interiors by Yabu Pushelberg and Anna Busta, it is surrounded by the dreamscape-landscapes Ms. Hayes has created, whimsical outdoor rooms of sea grape, saw palmetto and pitch apple trees hung with birdcages and fragments of poetry.

According to the WWF, the equivalent of 36 football pitches of trees have been cleared from the surface of our planet every minute for the past decade.

Throughout it all, soldiers rest (when permitted) in hammocks pitched on trees deep in the forest, where they are often soaked by heavy rains or bedeviled by the ear-piercing groans of howler monkeys.

"You can't pitch over the tree from down there, and if you go under the tree, the ball often scoots right through to the rough on the other side and you start all over again," Small said.

It is bordered by oak and pitch pine, and tree branches meet overhead, forming a green tunnel to ride through.

Dr. Edes was trying to calibrate the change in the pitch of a tree cricket's note as the temperature changes.

Bitumen, tree pitches, and beeswax were used as sealants (protective coatings) and adhesives in ancient and medieval times.

She watched the trees pitch and blow with the wind, the strong gusts nearly laying them flat.