Sentence examples for tree money from inspiring English sources

But when the City Council and the mayor reached a budget agreement last month, the tree money was restored.

New England colonists struck the silver "pine tree" and "oak tree" money from 1652; Charles II had silver rupees coined at Bombay for the East India Company with the company's arms; silver and copper "hog money" (obverse, boar; reverse, ship) was issued for Bermuda; and James II struck tin coins for American plantations.

Prowse also pretends to find a tree growing money and a buried chest filled with "taxpayers' money".

"You shake a tree and money falls.

Or, perhaps, a tree with money flowering on its limbs?

A real tree costs money every year, both in terms of purchasing it and fuel needed to collect it.

If I closed my eyes, I could see the palm trees and money order joints lining La Cienega Boulevard.

Even though the Dothraki don't seem to know what boats are, and seem to have more sand than trees, my money's on them.

The sky was blue, red was the color of passion and rage, trees and money were green, but what was purple?

In South Korea, Hyungsoo Kim, 29, cofounded Tree Planet to address environmental and social problems by building forests and planting trees with money generated by crowd-funding and a mobile game.

Because Abbott's a conservationist and conservationists cut down trees for money.