sycamore tree

There was a sycamore tree to one side of the field.

It should be easy enough to tell whether the Sycamore tree was dead or not.

This way they were already on their feet, studying the sycamore trees, when she came in the room.

The community was founded in 1891 and is named after the American sycamore tree.

He sat under a sycamore tree and looked around the sculpture garden.

The valley is home to river birch and sycamore trees.

This little man wanted to see Jesus and climbed a sycamore tree to get a better view.

The two men walked slowly toward the gnarled sycamore tree.

Three large sycamore trees along the sidewalk outside the post office seemed to be dying.

Adam and Eve in the garden under that sycamore tree.

How strange she should ride down to the old sycamore tree yesterday the moment I was there and thinking of her.

The shrubbery gave way to a patch of sycamore trees.

The arms of a nearby sycamore tree did not catch him, so he plummeted.

It has the most unusual bark, suggesting a sycamore tree.

The pair stands in front of a sycamore tree.

He wheeled and strode off into a grove of sycamore trees.

"We will see whether the Sycamore tree is dead tomorrow," I said.

Meanwhile in another part of the wood the trust team are felling sycamore trees.

He was standing across the street from the Institute, a quarter of the way up the block, leaning against a sycamore tree.

X notes that Mary lives in a sycamore tree.

It may be that the Sycamore tree wilted in hat very instant.

Children skipped away from their parents and scampered up the branches of sycamore trees for a better look.

Some of the earliest flowering plants are similar to water lilies and sycamore trees.

He was dappled by sunlight filtering down through a sycamore tree.

A bird was singing in the sycamore tree. "