Sentences with phrase «be a fake tree»

Like I said, ours is a fake tree (and we can fit it back in the box each year... that's talent!)

It has been standing like that for a few days now; we have a new stand for it and can fix the rest of it (it's a fake tree), but we just haven't gotten around to it yet!

The second one, in the dining room, would be a fake tree.

Not exact matches

Food colorings will instead be replaced with ingredients like annato, which come from «the seeds found in the fruit from the achiote tree,» and fake vanilla will be replaced with the real version.

Maybe it's time to get some fake ones made, like those fake Christmas trees.

It's like having a fake tree in the house, but we have to keep it watered.

We LOVE the real tree and I'm not sure we'll ever go back to using a fake one again.

So that means I put up a Christmas tree every year, granted it is fake but still a tree.

See the pros and cons in this article, Real vs Fake Christmas Trees: Which is Better?

Taha's trees are fake, and the new roofing is imaginary, digitally daubed onto houses and factories.

Others are building fake trees; a substance coating the devices» fake leaves draws carbon dioxide out of the air.

If you buy an artificial tree, vow to use it for the next nine years (this is the magic number when using a fake tree usually starts to become less environmentally taxing than buying a real one every year), or consider an understated «wall tree» if you live in a smaller space.

growing up, my family would put up a fake christmas tree, and we hadn't even bothered putting it up in the latter years i was still living with my parents.

It was our first year in our home together having a real tree (Jeff and I usually use a fake tree) and I didn't have the foresight to buy a tree removal bag when we bought our real tree!

Anyway, several of you recommended this faux potted fiddle leaf tree from Pottery Barn and I was intrigued but a little skeptical, thinking it would look super fake.

I really wanted to make this tree limb as realistic as I could even though the plants I ended up using were fake so I first figured out what sizes I wanted and planned my arrangement.

The one thing I am on top of is buying our first (fake) tree and all the trimmings.

Q: Are you team real tree or fake?

So on that Sunday, I was en route to Target to buy a fake, pre-lit tree when my inner New Yorker came out and was like, «Hey, you've got to be able to find a way to get this thing delivered.»

The holiday cheer was definitely in the air from the get go; their were gorgeous holiday trees, lights, fake snow and most importantly smiles radiating from every direction.

Being that I am in Florida, we don't really have a real Fall it is more like a second summer, 90 degrees, palm trees that stay green and afternoon rainstorms so, we fake it!

From the time she could comprehend, we've implemented the tradition of naming our Christmas trees (yes, even the fake ones in Singapore were duly baptised).

My kids keep asking me when I'll be removing the fake presents from under our tree (a.k.a. their books and boardgames that I stole from their playroom in order to have pretty wrapped presents for the home tour).

I am allergic to real trees so bought a pre-lit fake fir from Target a few years ago.

So overall, yes the visuals of the African wilderness are majestic, historically it all looks really solid, the animals are generally solid, but things do tend to get a bit fake and daft looking when it involves bounding through the jungle trees, fighting apes and generally doing any Indy type stuff.

«Who am I,» he soliloquizes, after playing the hero in a melodrama of his own devising — an unresponsive repertoire of synthetic supporting players (a fake, plastic tree and the torso of a cracked polystyrene girl) simply can not keep up with his improvisational skills.

I have even seen examples in my day of someone who grows a fake tree of knowledge alongside their true tree, to help regurgitate answers that have been fed to them.

; and (5) Real vs. Fake Christmas Trees: Which is Better for the Environment?

; (3) Dear Earth Talk: What's Better for the Environment, a Fake or Real Christmas Tree?

Farther back are rows of PCs, as well as a fake tree and a tent and a cozy reading space.

My wife bought a beautiful fake tree in 2004 that we have used, but after three moves, it has finally bit the dusk and we'll be buying a new one during the December 26th sales this year.

What is worth buying: Fake Christmas trees.

This luxury cat tree gives you the illusion of being outdoors with a fake tree «growing» right up through it.

Whether you choose a real or fake Christmas tree you'll be worrying about your pets destroying the tree or your pets hurting themselves on...

Especially successful is the artist's use of fake natural objects such as trees and rocks to subvert the idea of the original.

«And they're fake ficus trees?»

Aside from those previously listed, high - profile installations, his work — shown by Alexander Levy since 2012 — often manifests itself in photographic form, whether documenting that car crash, a fake tree imperceptibly placed in an unknown forest, or natural landscapes that he's literally painted over.

Carbon - capturing artificial trees have been getting some due attention lately, and for good reason: each fake tree can suck down CO2 thousands of times faster than their leafy, organic brethren — giving them intriguing potential

Among the best cited: real trees are mostly grown in North America, while the fake ones largely are shipped from China; and, the vinyl often used in fake trees commonly includes a great deal of inorganic lead as a «stabilizer» and / or fire proofing agent, requiring a Prop 65 warning label in California.

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«The most hideously egregious data fabrication» «In comparison, Mann 08 uses initially questionable data which has not been calibrated to temperature (tree rings), chops the end off of nearly every proxy and pastes fake temperature data on the end as a replacement (I could have previously imagined) calibrates the fake data to temperature using methods which amplify recent trends compared to history and then throws away anything which doesn't fit his pre-determined conclusion.

Max, we can show that Mann's work is garbage, Rahmstorf's «worse than we thought» relied on pretend data, Monnett's polar bear study is beyond stupid methodology, Briffa's magic tree, Jones» fake Chinese data, the SST wild ass guesses, the Steig Antarctic smear, the «quality» underlying Harry's Read Me, the repeated refusal by the hockey team to share data or engage in any transparency, and the underlying fraud of Climategate.

«While both farmed and fake trees have environmental footprints, the debate over which is more sustainable mostly favors real trees.

The Christmas tree industry is worried about another ripple effect of this shortage — the rise in popularity of fake trees, which are now erected by more households each year than real trees are, and often mistakenly thought to be more environmentally - friendly.

The number of Christmas trees sold in the state has fallen in the last few years, from a recent high of 32.8 million in 2005 to this year's projected 28 - 30 million; sales of fake trees, on the other hand, have been brisk - and, unlike real ones, can be reused (it also helps that you avoid dealing with brittle, shedding needles).

Flocking, which is the white spray added to fake trees and wreaths that looks like snow, is also hazardous to pets if it's eaten.

You can't fake «true» innate talent or trump it with credentials; fish with PhDs in tree climbing are pretty miserable critters.

We have a fake tree due to allergies, sometimes I think it's a little sparce

I also have a fake tree with my vintage ornament collection, which is special to me because of my German heritage.