Sentence examples for tree takes from inspiring English sources

So to get a six- or seven-foot tree, takes that many years.

The Inn Crowd: The fashion designer Alice Roi, next to tree, takes her holidays with tea.

"You know how much space a real tree takes up?" Mr. Pistilli asked.

A tree takes around six years for the plants to bear fruit.

"The Secret Tree" takes its rightful place in the now classic genre of "neighborhood kids" that began with Beverly Cleary.

Swarms of termites regularly swirl around their rooms, and that mulberry tree takes down their phone line and mine.

Writing "The Syringa Tree" took another four years: it opened in Seattle in 1999.

You have a north-facing, heavy soil, with the oak tree taking a lot of moisture.

Feigenbaum's first major success, DENDRAL (from the Greek word for "tree"), took more than 10 years to develop.

Decorating the 40-foot tree took two tries, and required assistance from the fire department's cherry picker.

A sumac tree took root in the basement and raised its scrawny branches through the broken windows, searching for light.