Sentence examples for prune of from inspiring English sources

There is still plenty to prune, of course, like the winter jasmine that has just finished blooming.

As the ship slides into the deep, "a horse with bulging eyes came swimming up, the sort they might use to pull cannon," and holding on to its mane "was that little prune of a woman Rosanna Nettice," another of the nurses.

The combination of these strategies results in a large prune of the search space; for a more extensive discussion the interested reader is directed to (Zhang and Malik 2002).

Hiroshima memorial peace park Nagasaki peace statue Yours Truly pushes on a dozen more miles to Saipan aboard a one-engine six-seater Cherokee piloted by the most wrinkled prune of an old crone that I've ever seen.

In the following prune phase, each rule is incrementally pruned, allowing the pruning of any final sequence of the attributes, until a pruning metric is fulfilled.

This month they will observe the pruning of trees.

Others said the pruning of restaurants would extend beyond casual dining to all types of restaurants.

Never has Branch Rickey's theory been more applicable than in the Mets' pruning of Ordóñez.

The other feature is a pruning of nerve connections, the synapses, in the pre-frontal cortex.

Subject: Seattle head coach Mike Holmgren's extensive cutting down, or "pruning," of the Seahawks's roster.

Whole books used to be written about the correct pruning of roses.