Sentence examples for planting from from inspiring English sources

The department has been planting from 7,000 to 10,000 trees a year citywide, he said, just ahead of the 7,000 or so trees that die.

"The best explanation is that it hitched a ride on a landscape planting from Pennsylvania, where it is numerous," he said.

Enriched by high prices (at least for now), cosseted by inexpensive insurance, relieved of their environmental obligations, farmers could well be inclined to start planting from fence line to fence line.

This is not, then, a maze to befuddle and disorientate - you can easily look over the top of the planting, which is mostly just a few feet high - but it takes visitors on a convoluted journey that obliges them to see the planting from every conceivable angle.

Instead, the news is a bit of flag planting from the company, as it navigates the tricky international insurance waters.

Composite bulk soils were collected at 10 months after planting from cassava plots.

Fine words these may be, but that's all they are: there's so far been little evidence of crop-planting from Jonathan's government, which means the fruits of development are even further away.

Conservatories house plants from all climatic regions.

Mr Iverson set up plants from scratch.

Removing plants from Central Park is illegal.

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