Sentence examples for rather large tree from inspiring English sources

It's a rather large tree.

Swift goes full-on Fatal Attraction: she screams and cries with a mascara-streaked face, throws a plant at him, cuts up his shirts, tries to chop down a rather large tree upon which she had carved their names, bashes his expensive car with a golf club and wields one very large knife in a crime against pastry.

Not to mention the rather large tree they kill every year, for the outside, and then decorate.

As a comparison, the approach in [1, 2] needs to store at least one sample utterance and rather large phonemic trees; furthermore, it requires the computation of tree decoding with the phoneme loop grammar and a trellis decoding.

For Sweden a general conclusion for forest fuel extraction based mainly on saproxylic beetles is that coniferous wood can be harvested as forest fuel to a rather large extent, whereas deciduous tree species, and especially southern deciduous species and aspen, should be retained to a larger degree.

Because this algorithm requires storing trees of partial hypotheses simultaneously, with each tree being rather large in storage, it is expensive in terms of memory consumption.

Rather, larger and older trees accumulate carbon more rapidly than do younger, smaller ones.

In the section of the park along the Scuppernong River, the Atlantic white cedar and other rare cedar trees have grown to rather large sizes.

E. helvum is a rather large fruit bat that roosts exposed and at high densities in trees during daytime.

Rather than a tall tower by the sea, Mr. Hill's is the Kensington Lighthouse, a two-story home wedged between a large tree and the 4-meter, or 13-foot, wall of an adjacent building.

Canada mayflowers sprawl among large tree roots.