How To Use Big tree In A Sentence
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The Western sheep and cattle rangers cut down the big trees and put a stop to the burning of bush.
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He fastened it together with wooden pegs and made the four wheels out of short pieces of a big tree trunk.
The Wonderful Wizard of Oz
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To he eligible for listing in the National Register of Big Trees, a species most be recognized as native or naturalized in the continental United States, including Alaska but not Hawaii.
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Nobody believed that the forehanded man was going to kill himself when he picked a spot under a big tree, permitted himself to be photographed digging his grave.
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That big tree on the bank of the river might afford us shelter from the rain.
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In a clearing under a big tree, women squat peeling yams.
Times, Sunday Times
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Policemen shooed us away from near the lake not out of being perverse but because a great big tree had fallen down and blocked the road.
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The big tree was struck by lightning.
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In a forest you have to cut down the old, big trees so the little trees underneath can grow.
Christianity Today
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This was one of the planted forests of Germany, where a sapling is put in when a big tree is taken out, to conserve the timber supply.
Three Times and Out: A Canadian Boy's Experience in Germany
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The big tree, with all the seeming of hardihood, promising to stand for centuries to come, had suffered from a hidden decay.
Chapter VII
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They stood under a big tree.
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That big tree on the bank of the river might afford us shelter from the rain.
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The farmer has grown the seed a big tree.
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Big Tree please bring back conrad and heylia stop hating on andy he is awsome but its just not the same since they left agrestic/majestic...still an awsome show no matter what but not the same without conrad/heylia
First Look: WEEDS Season Four | the TV addict
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The vine in the garden winds around a big tree.
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A big tree fell right across the road.
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The big tree rustled and a guy dropped down to the ground right in front of us.
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We rounded a bend in the road and saw our first big trees: cinnamon columns behind a scrim of falling snow.
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They stood under a big tree.
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Go through the narrow gap between the two big trees and there it is before you.
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I was in The Big Tree Pub in Dublin before the match last week when I spotted some unfortunate critter in a Down jersey at the bar.
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The farmer has grown the seed a big tree.
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That big tree on the bank of the river might afford us shelter from the rain.
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They stood under a big tree.
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The days when a picnic is just calling your name and you can linger in the freshly cut grass under the shade of a big tree.
Picnics & Paninis
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The big tree was split by the lightning.
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That big tree on the bank of the river might afford us shelter from the rain.
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Man's anger, blows woman's pit of the stomach, can devastate the towering big tree.
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We went through a set of pines, junipers, and mountain mahoganies and could see the big tree was right ahead.
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The car suddenly fetched up before a big tree.
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The big tree was split by the lightning.
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Instead of harvesting a few big trees to maximize sawlogs, each tree is carefully chosen to create openings, leaving trees of various sizes in clumps.
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That big tree on the bank of the river might afford us shelter from the rain.
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AWI7.tif I've placed the background as an event, and have also loaded up the big trees as an actor.
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Underneath a big tree are various other plants, shrubs, liane, and so on, forming an interacting ecological structure.
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A big tree fell right across the road.
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A big tree fell right across the road.
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A big tree fell right across the road.
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To facilitate animal traction, migrants cut down big trees, cleared bamboo bushes, and uprooted stumps.
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He fastened it together with wooden pegs and made the four wheels out of short pieces of a big tree trunk.
The Wonderful Wizard of Oz
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Setting: untidy little kitchen; long table around which we take our places when the interview begins; books on the floor; a big fax machine from twenty years ago; watercolors I think at first are stained-glass windows, which he tells me he painted himself; photos from films in which he appeared, as Chief Big Tree and Chief Thundercloud did before him; poster saying don't blame me, i voted for russell means; leaflets from the campaign he's running now, for the presidency of the Tribal Agency, against the man from yesterday's powwow, John Yellowbird Steele; and leaflets in support of George W. Bush, whose side I already knew he had joined.
In the Footsteps of Tocqueville
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A big tree fell right across the road.
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Of special interest are the bromeliads that grow on trunks and along branches of big trees.
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He gets bored in a shooting house but he loves tromping into the woods, settling down next to the bole of a big tree and waiting the five minutes it takes for the squirrel that hid from you when you walked in to lose his wits and make a run for it.
What Happened to Squirrel Hunting?
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If finding big trees is but one puzzle in the mystery of life, then be glad for puzzlers like Daniel.
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That big tree on the bank of the river might afford us shelter from the rain.
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Van Pelt favors ‘high potential’ areas for big tree hunting, which often means leaving the beaten trail behind in favor of bushwhacking.
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They have dug down the big tree.
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The big tree was struck by lightning.
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The rhomboid-oval or oval foliates are 15 - 25 cm long and generally larger in saplings than in big trees.
Chapter 36
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I will use my pencil light from the base of the big tree just before I make the run.
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The car suddenly fetched up before a big tree.
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The big tree was struck by lightning.
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All the big trees that the bats are roosting on now are to be covered by nets to prevent birds from flying out of the new aviary.
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Over the years, the number of national champs there dwindled as more and more people in the rest of the country joined in the search for big trees.
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That big tree on the bank of the river might afford us shelter from the rain.
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That big tree on the bank of the river might afford us shelter from the rain.
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A 'barker' is a man who jumps onto a big tree after a chopper has felled it, and strips the bark off with his axe, so that the trunk can be easily hauled over the snow.
Camp and Trail A Story of the Maine Woods
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That big tree on the bank of the river might afford us shelter from the rain.
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The one we intend to honor to-day carries on his business in the suburbs, in that ancient quarter of big trees and gloomy pagodas where, the other day, I met the pretty little mousme.
The French Immortals Series — Complete
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Big trees were "deadened," or killed, by cutting a
A School History of the United States
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The big trees that dissolve into dark fields insinuate a sort of grim spirituality, a hint of wood sprites or trolls.
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Even arboreta do not casually have space for big trees.
Times, Sunday Times
