Sentence examples for true pine from inspiring English sources
Abundant in the Scandinavian peninsula, it is the "fir" (fur, fura) of the old Norsemen and still retains that name in Great Britain, although it is a true pine.
These plants are usually called pine trees whether they are true pines or not.
Numerous trees commonly called pines are not true pines but belong to other genera in the family Pinaceae or to other families of conifers.
Araucarias (which are not true pines) dominate a dense forest of numerous species including hardwoods, yellowwood (Podocarpus), and the South American holly (Ilex paraguariensis), from which the beverage maté is made.
What differs between then and now is the enhanced ability of the seventeenth-century church (protestant as well as Catholic) to enforce religious conformity (a loss that some of today's true believers still pine for).
And there was a quite lovely front-page obituary, with its reference to long-dead Catskill papers: The Hancock True Flag, The Pine Hill Sentinel, The Star of Delaware.
This was especially true for Whitebark pine (Pinus albicaulis).
This is largely true for loblolly pine, as well.
Blind to his true feelings, he pines after Ashley (Jodi Lyn O'Keefe), the most popular girl in school, whom the camera follows around like a lecherous assistant principal.
This is true for several pines in the Rocky Mountains and in the Mediterranean (Benkman et al. in press).
Our results also indicate that landscape-scale recovery is often limited by the available seed sources and this is particularly true for Korean pines in this region.
