How To Use Shade tree In A Sentence
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I backed my pickup up under a shade tree, camped out on the open tailgate, and drew flight patterns on a roughly sketched map of the area within my view.
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There was not even a respectable shade tree within twenty or thirty miles; in fact, the actual location of the nearest decent shade was a matter of vigorous debate in the offices—if you wanted to call a roofless barn and a couple of patched-up corrals offices—of the Hat Creek Cattle Company, half of which Augustus owned.
The Lonesome Dove Series
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Coffee is grown under a canopy of shade trees, preserving ecosystems that are home to migratory songbirds.
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A squirrel (completely normal-sized) made his way over from the fig tree, to the other big shade tree, just a few feet in front of me.
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However, manchineel is planted as a common shade tree in the Virgin Islands, which makes one wonder just how poisonous it really is!
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A thoughtful mix of shade trees and vegetation beautifies streetscapes and makes them ecologically greener.
Terms, mind-sets must be changed to encourage and enable more walking in cities
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Plainfield's Shade Tree Commission is joining with the New Jersey Tree Foundation to 'reforest' Leland Avenue by planting fifty new trees this spring.
Volunteers to plant trees Saturday
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And it has two nice fences of tropical hardwood trees, you have the shade trees planted in year one, then you underplanted with the sugar palms, and you plant this thorny fence.
Willie Smits restores a rainforest
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Those sunlight under of the shade tree head quarter spread into the inside of the window.
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The reporter on the spot sees in the meantime, the shade tree of the wayside ascend all is directly nailed last nail, exclusively use to hang mop.
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Crabs are sun lovers, but can be placed at the fore of taller shade trees.
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There was not even a respectable shade tree within twenty or thirty miles; in fact, the actual location of the nearest decent shade was a matter of vigorous debate in the offices — if you wanted to call a roofless barn and a couple of patched-up corrals offices — of the Hat Creek Cattle Company, half of which Augustus owned.
Lonesome Dove
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A North American deciduous tree (Ulmus americana) having double serrate leaves and winged fruits. It is grown chiefly as an ornamental shade tree but often dies from Dutch elm disease.
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All the dogs I saw growing up spent their hot Oklahoma summer days lazing under a shade tree, lapping up cool water and scratching themselves.
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North American deciduous tree (Ulmus americana) having double serrate leaves and winged fruits. It is grown chiefly as an ornamental shade tree but often dies from Dutch elm disease.
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The shade trees were leafy and always green, but absolutely gigantic.
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sitting under the reclusive calm of a shade tree
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The food of the various Greenlets or Vireos is made up almost entirely of insects, of which a large per cent are caterpillars, such as infest shade trees and the larger shrubs.
A Book of Natural History Young Folks' Library Volume XIV.
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It was a small town of dust lanes and wide shade trees.
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In the way of fruit-bearing shade trees he recommends sugar maple, flowering dogwood, white and cockspur thorn, native red mulberry, tupelo, black cherry, choke cherry, and mountain ash.
The Bird Study Book
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Once the kids outgrow the sandbox, its location will be ideal for a shade tree and flower bed.
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Our state, upon learning of the impending DED epidemic advancing through Winsconsin, set up the most sophisticated statewide shade tree pest-control program in the nation.
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There were avocados on mismatched plates eaten under shade trees with chai lattes next to dog-eared classics and a 50 cent romance pinched from the laundry across the street.
You are beautiful just the way you are
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It was a small town of dust lanes and wide shade trees.
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Some shade trees provide their own winter show, and gardeners should count themselves lucky to have them.
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We then all sat down on a big red carpet under a shade tree, and the farmers passed around refreshments - a tray of white mulberries, and six glasses of shorombe, ‘the Afghan beer,’ as Mohibi called it.
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The chinaberry is a warm-weather shade tree that was brought to the United States a couple of centuries ago and has flourished in the South.
Childhood in a minor key
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This species grows to a much larger size than Melia azedarach and is widely planted in Australia as a shade tree.
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