Sentence examples for prune for from inspiring English sources

Save your early spring urge to prune for shrubs that flower from summer on, butterfly bush or rose-of-sharon, for example, because this year's flowers form on shoots that will start growing this spring.

He fell with a crunch into the hawthorn, which he had been promising to prune for months, and fell out of the hawthorn onto the wheelie bin which at once tipped over and flung him sideways along the gravel to where Martha and Tug stood holding hands and shouting.

For the GPU comparison, we selected Bullet's GPU-based sweep and prune, for which we recorded the time spent checking for collisions between objects, while excluding the transfer of data between the CPU and GPU.

A cohort of 17 unrelated population-matched controls genotyped on the same array were used to prune for LD at r < 0.2.

To minimize the probabilities of spurious ROH calls, we used LD-pruned data (as suggested in the PLINK manual), such that we first removed SNPs with MAF < 0.05, and then used PLINK's --indep command to prune for LD at two levels, which we term "moderate" and "heavy" LD pruning.

The woods were orderly, having been pruned for so many years.

In springtime, meunier vines, tightly pruned for the winter, send forth shoots in every possible direction.

Save major rose pruning for winter or early spring, but look for borer holes in canes and cut out infested wood.

I tried substituting prunes for the plums and found the resulting dish even silkier and more nuanced.

As the plant approaches maximum fruitfulness and fills its allotted space, maintenance pruning for various purposes becomes increasingly important.

While the roast is in the oven, the shallots simmer with the wine and prunes for the sauce.