birches造句

Higher up were forests of white birches.

Under the hoarfrost the slightest twig of birches is white.

One could do worse than be a swinger of birches.

When I see birches bend to left and right.

I find these erect white birches look like soldiers standing guard.

Search for the legendary cascades that monster and birches in the mountain;

And at the birches were where the youth out of sight.

Researchers have found similar responses in sugar maples, birches and other trees.

The hickories, birches, chestnuts, no less than the maples, have lost their leaves.

We passed the palm of silver birches, a huge spider statute, and a marine time sailing boat.

So, think about the birches as a tool, another tool, but this time a tool for play, a tool for playing alone.

As you get closer to the Russian border,the forests of pines and birches get thicker and you come across frequent examples of Russian culture and art.

The translucent cellular polycarbonate, in the public perimeter areas, resolves the thermal insulation and together with the birches, the protection from the western sun.

Virginia's Shenandoah Valley is ablaze with fall colors-the yellow and orange of poplars, birches, striped maples, and hickories, punctuated with the red of sugar and red maples.

Within the next few years, many forest researchers believe, companies will be totally revamping arboreal genomes, creating wholly new kinds of trees-- short, fat, almost branchiess-- that will look nothing like the pines and birches in suburban backyards.