Sentence examples for tight crown from inspiring English sources

The buds grow from the uppermost area of the root where a tight crown is formed.

My mother did not wear lipstick, her brassieres were unassertive, her hair was done up in a tight crown of braids that emphasized her wide white forehead.

*'October Brilliance' - This selection is slow to leaf in spring, but has a tight crown and deep red fall color *'October Glory' - Has a rounded oval crown with late developing intense red fall foliage.

As the name implies it has attractive vivid red foliage *'Thousand Leaders' *'Metro' – A male cultivar with a tighter crown than usual and a less weedy habit *'Erythrocarpa' – The fruits are a striking red *'Pendulifolia' – Leaves are much longer and hang elegantly Nearly every part of A. altissima has some application in Chinese traditional medicine.

The trees were evaluated for aesthetic characteristics that included trunk color (ruddy red), trunk configuration (straight), trunk taper (smooth and uniform is best), bark configuration (tight) and crown presentation (top of the tree should be full and leafy).

"Far more distinguished actors than I have done children's films and then returned to putting on the tights and crown," he says.

Note the tight crowding of crowns and the absence of an understory.

Yet there they are on display in environmentally controlled cases and under especially tight security, treated like crown jewels.

It smelled of young spring grass, and it looked like a tree, with its hard solid stem and its luxuriant crown of tight, grainy florets.

Take each up alternately, a little at a time, until the crown is tight.

Another method produces witloef, or witloof, the tighter heads or crowns preferred in Belgium and elsewhere.