Sentence examples for tree goes from inspiring English sources

A wife or a husband, also not particularly religious, may feel that having a Christmas tree goes too far.

Colum: So the trees "place" the branches, and then the tree goes in search of a forest.

Dr. Cahan calls the hospital, speaks to a gardener, and the tree goes into the ground, beside a walkway leading to the Faculty Club.

Take off too much, and the tree goes into shock and produces a lot of watershoots – upright shoots that won't fruit and appear mostly from the trunk.

We get a Christmas tree in, and on the night the tree goes up, we all relax and look at the lights.

"In Italy," said Beverley, 52, who lives there, "the tree goes up on 8 December, because that's the Immaculate, and comes down on 6 January.

THE Christmas tree went up that year.

The Christmas tree went next to the piano.

That was happiness, because it kept the family tree going.

"The roots of the tree go down to the Sidhe realm — the fairy domain, the underworld.

Yet "The Giving Tree" went on to sell 8.5 million copies.