Sentences with phrase «next stand of trees»

We can't spend life worrying about Bigfoot because a believer will claim he is hiding behind the next stand of trees.

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As a kid, I devoured my New King James Precious Moments Bible and loved every illustration... except the one of Jacob and Rachel standing under a palm tree with hearts over their heads, because there was a boy in my Sunday school class named Jacob, and the thought of standing next to him under a palm tree with hearts over our heads made me blush.

And right here, at the big copper beech tree that marked the entrance to the thicket, my plans went awry, for I discovered that the faint sound of sneakers I thought I had heard was my next - youngest brother Peter, who stood there panting, ready to resume our sprint through the woods to Mass..

As he talks to me he stands next to the sawed off remains of an ancient tree that tested positive for the bacterium, stroking the new growth sprouting from the top of the supposedly infected, dead stump (see the video below).

The five - foot - tall tree, which stands just next to Sparky's tank, is decorated with four strands of lights.

They show dogs doing what dogs do: helping toddlers learn to stand, flopping out on the couch next to the cat, enjoying time with the family in front of a Christmas tree, running on the beach, stretching out in the grass on a sunny day, and sleeping in their person's bed under the covers.

Next I headed east down Route 133, where the sprawling marshland gives way to a thick stand of oak and elm trees.

The sidewalks are wide and lined with trees and, as we approached the hotel, we could see the grandeur of the building and the bridge next to which it stands.

On the way to his studio, Stephan alerted me to the now - huge trees that they had planted when they first moved in, an ever - expanding stand of bamboo, and a flock of unidentified birds that seem to have taken up residence in a hollow tree next to the pond.

The work consists of a glass of water standing on a shelf attached to the gallery wall next to which is a text using a semiotic argument to explain why it is in fact an oak tree.

Sekanakoni Banda stands next to one of the trees that he grows as part of the Clinton Development Initiative's Trees of Hope project in Matrees that he grows as part of the Clinton Development Initiative's Trees of Hope project in MaTrees of Hope project in Malawi.

I felt like I was standing next to you... what a great post, and an awesome tree, I love the bows of gold... just bought that stuff too, I ought to be messing it up real bad real soon:) Wish you were here to help me.