Sentence examples for take plants from inspiring English sources

PLANTS NEEDING HOMES -- The Adopt-a-Plant rescue by the Downtown Alliance lets people take plants for home or office, first come first served.

In general, enough money is being set aside to take plants out of service, the report said, but the commission has not done enough to monitor the financial arrangements.

We all thought the same thing: Did they just say that they wanted to take plants out regardless of whether the particular country wants them to?" Daulby told me she was concerned that Monsanto "would be violating the Lacey Act" if the amendment covered all plants and plant products, and that the bill would "prohibit the research materials that were coming back".

Stunning, and yet some of us take plants for granted.

Stunning, and yet some of us take plants for granted, like a side salad.

What impressed the reviewers most was the very clever idea to take plants grown at natural field sites into the greenhouse, in order to test their vernalization status.

It is always wise to take plant photographs from the woods, rather than the plants themselves.

And they must agree that if they ever stop using the seed, Monsanto investigators -- farmers call them gene police -- can walk their fields to take plant samples.

Some rock gardeners, for example, take plant fatalities in stride, focusing on acquiring seeds, germination and photographic proof that the impossible-to-grow alpine flowered at sea level.

The Transportation Security Administration does not bar taking plants on board either as checked or carry-on baggage.

Mr. Crane said he expected power companies to continue taking plants off line, which raises the possibility of electricity shortages.