Sentence examples for young evergreens from inspiring English sources

We have just had a communication from the Canadian National Railways assuring us the slaughter of young evergreens is really a healthy thing for the forests: clears out the small growth and gives the big trees a chance.

In addition, five young evergreens now grow along a nearby fence row.

Her children had their sights set on a young Evergreen tree growing outside as their future Christmas tree.

These guys are steady Eddies, with customers and an evergreen young perspective; but more important, they are independent designers who are not asking their customers to pay for bloated staffs and excessive personal needs just to design a dress.

It is the young who patronize Evergreen, one of the best video stores anywhere and the several vinyl-only stores; it is they who pack the Grey Dog's Coffee restaurant for its zesty stews and soups and the new restaurant, Deborah, which some days posts this notice: "Life is too short to eat bad food with unhappy people".

The youngest son remembers the evergreens that his father planted around the house; his life and emotional attachment to the house are measured in the height of the trees.

Among other things, Hawks was Hollywood's first poet of professionalism (Raoul Walsh, Donald Siegel and Michael Mann are others), and the most serious question one of his men can ask of another is: "Is he any good?" Hawks isn't just "good", he's great, one of the greatest, and this is one of his most perfect works – evergreen, ever young.

Young woman's inhumanity to young woman is an evergreen theme at CW, where attention is focused firmly on the 18-to-34 18-to-34 18-to-34c.

On the right is 2006 land cover, where young lodgepole pine is an evergreen area burned in 1988 and mature lodgepole pine is a large unburned evergreen forest.

While riding home late one night on the subway, I spied two excited and intoxicated young men with a small evergreen.

A few inches off the ground stood the gashed remains of a young eastern red cedar, a fragrant evergreen that is a type of juniper.