Sentence examples for prune from from inspiring English sources

Now, the new governor must decide whom to prune from the administration.

Blighia sapida (akee) from West Africa, Pappea capensis (wild prune) from tropical and southern Africa, and Pometia pinnata from New Guinea are the larger trees of the family that provide timber.

At the recent dinner-dance for the Young Friends of Save Venice, a costume ball with $350 tickets, the organizers decided to prune from the invitation list those known to have outlived junior status.

He sees patients on the grounds of his and his wife's home, a shrine to austere beauty ministered by Akiko, who can spend hours deciding which branch to prune from a particular tree, so as to expose exactly the right sliver of view.

Prune from LIVESET;      Get Problem from LIVESET;    end if.   end while.

This power model is in line with vendor-specific datasheets (e.g., [21]), making it suitable for the exploration of the design space, which we prune from any solution that is infeasible or does not meet the designer's needs using three constraints.

They collected branches pruned from trees in Queens, on Vernon Boulevard and in Kissena Park.

"Reinhold, are you eating the prunes from Korl Witt's box?" I ask.

The clematis thatch can be pulled, plucked and pruned from the branches.

All of them are overgrown and in need of hard pruning from the very base of the plants.

What really defeated him were the "two wiry tufts of hair" that had obviously been "pruned from the Dukakis ears".