Sentence examples for planting something from inspiring English sources

Thought of putting things in it, or even planting something.

The potential for other schools to get involved is therefore enormous and claims students feel a sense of ownership from secretly planting something in public spaces.

I got my money and walked up the hill toward the lady's house and I saw her through the trees, planting something in the garden.

And of course, planting something that isn't hardy, and pruning the flower buds right off because you don't understand a plant's life cycle, are, unfortunately, much too common.

Aside from the satisfaction of knowing you are planting something that is actually meant to grow in these desert-like conditions - as opposed to grass, which sucks up water with the zeal of an inebriate who has stumbled upon the keys to the drinks cabinet - she also stands to save a fortune on her water bill.

They're planting something on me.

Somebody could follow me and plant something in the car.

You plant something in Georgia and it just grows.

That is sobering for anybody tempted to chop down rainforest and plant something more immediately lucrative.

"If you plant something, a thistle can't grow in its place".

"It was strangers who came and made trouble, trying to plant something between us.