Sentence examples for whose trees from inspiring English sources

"Hundreds of letters are received at the Botanical Garden, containing almost piteous appeals for help from people whose trees are dying".

He attracted national publicity when he stepped into a classic California dispute between homeowners with solar power and their neighbors whose trees were blocking the sunlight.

Next to it is a 30-hectare poplar copse whose trees are used to heat 87 homes built just eight months after the disaster.

Through it all, there are the Rockefeller Center scouts, ever patient in their year-round hunt for evergreens, leaving goody baskets at the doors of reluctant homeowners whose trees they have their eyes on.

Acosta, born in 1973, grew up in Los Pinos, a Havana suburb near an "enchanted forest" whose trees left people smelling "of guava in April, of custard-apple in May and of mango in June".

"In the mornings, we put on a pair of slippers and go out to pick oranges, and have them for breakfast," said Gil Muratori, 61, a pharmaceutical sales manager in Miami whose trees are under the state's death sentence.

Mr. Abbott sued the homeowner whose tree fell on him — Roy W. Moore, a divorce lawyer — and the Davey Tree Expert Company, which had inspected the tree for Mr. Moore.

"We do that for free, no matter whose tree it is," Mr. Stern said.

The neighbors, whose tree it was, had been anxious to see it come down somewhere other than on their roof.

Israel is one of the few countries whose tree population has grown markedly in recent decades, with tree-planting a common act of dedication in the Zionist movement.

On another wall, an exquisite drawing shows a Venus-like figure whose tree-branch arms transform her into Daphne, but whose proportions shout Northern Europe.