Sentence examples for placing trees from inspiring English sources

"Then the software will start placing trees semi-intelligently," Sanderson said.

Because the Sun and, to a lesser extent, the Moon, stars, fire, and artificial lighting has the property of casting shadows, landscape design, in placing trees, structures, and other elements on the land, must always take into consideration the light and shade resulting from such placement.

Planting a garden may include placing trees and shrubs in the ground.

A few conveniently placed trees near the summit offer a shady place for a scenic picnic.

For those that don't have two conveniently placed trees it can be bought with a stand.

Adding length and strategically placed trees, what they might have done instead is amplify the advantage for another regular player of the tournament: the left-handed golfer.

There, the mirrors reflect Isamu Noguchi's "California Scenario," a little-known public plaza dotted with carefully placed trees, sculpture, mounds, and a meandering river.

While the roads in the American colonial cities are wider, the developers have placed trees between the streets that can't be bridged with one jump.

He has striven for what he calls "a feeling of translucency" in the stone; he has placed trees inside some columns.

It only takes three strategically placed trees to save the average homeowner between $100 and $250 a year.

His 1½ mile river appears to meander off into the distance; it actually ends suddenly behind carefully placed trees and shrubs.