Sentence examples for tree lives from inspiring English sources

"The Christmas tree lives just like the people," she said.

In Leggett, Calif., the Chandelier tree lives in a private Redwood grove north of San Francisco, where people drive through its carved-out opening for a fee.

(Anyone who bites into a green olive off the tree lives to regret it: the puckery bitterness can linger for hours).

But the tree lives on, its many long, delicate branches and budding leaves seeming to bestow a benediction on all who walk near it.

The offspring of the native trees, should they prove genetically superior, could be especially valuable in urban settings, where the average tree lives just 7 to 10 years.

Today, at Barnard College, one beloved tree lives to see another day: a magnolia tree, currently nicknamed "Maggie" and long a touchstone for the Barnard community, will be moved to make way for a new "teaching and learning" center.

Outside my second-story office window, the leaves of a birch tree living in a planter tap against the screen.

But they can't make a tree live forever.

As long as the tree lived, no one could forget her.

The number of rings indicates the number of years the tree lived.

Many of the trees living in the preserve are over 150 years old.