Sentence examples for save a tree from inspiring English sources
Does it make sense to save a tree like the torreya that has a tiny historical range and no commercial value?
The Criterion's ecological motto, "Save a tree... buy an antique," would not have been a necessary marketing technique 20 years ago.
The bottom line, he said, is that the process will save money, trouble and time, and "maybe you'll save a tree".
They pay attention to trends — from tiny houses to multipurpose rooms — and appreciate that selling used furniture may save a tree or two.
Gary nixes Edie's plea to save a tree from the former swampland and frowns upon Alan's insistence on keeping his off-site Rec World job rather than joining "the Firm".
"We've had a tremendous amount of ash-decline problems that I've been aware of the last five years," said Daniel Starrenburg of Save a Tree, a Bedford Hills tree-service company.
Much of the public had turned away from the Carter-era environmental message of sacrifice, which included turning down the thermostat, driving smaller cars and carrying a cloth "Save-a-Tree" tote to the supermarket.
"I'm playing with this more than I do my drawing board," Mr. Davis said, and as for Garfield, "He likes being drawn this way, and we just saved a tree".
script, Cuthbert should have saved a tree.
Not only have you up-cycled a bunch of books, but you can honestly tell people that you have in fact saved a tree without lying!
The analysis was run for 12 million generations, saving a tree every 1,000th generation.
