Examples of 'same trees' in a sentence
Meaning of "same trees"
same trees: Refers to identical or similar things, often used to highlight similarities between different objects or situations. This phrase is used to emphasize that two or more entities share the same characteristics
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Same trees are starting to lose their leaves.
And it has a lot of the same trees.
The same trees provide protection from wind.
I take photographs of the same trees in different seasons.
They are now hanged by the balls on the same trees.
Keep your eyes and see the same trees throughout the year.
They now hang them by the balls on the same trees.
The same trees may be used for the extraction of sap from year to year.
Climbed the same trees.
The same trees whose leaf had remained intact also made those chemicals.
And it has a lot of the same trees and flowers.
Those are now hanging them by the balls on the same trees.
All the apartments have the same trees on their terrace except for that one.
The same night that bleaches the same trees.
You will get the same trees and plants for a higher price in retail shops.
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Men make the decisions about the same trees and lands control.
I hope my children and their children will be able to walk under these same trees.
The same trees with whom I grew up were still there.
The new trees are not even remotely the same trees that were cut down.
He took to the same trees that harbored Sheeta, the panther.
I mean, all the apartments have the same trees.
But, we are cutting down the same trees that are protecting us.
But it is not the same garden, or the same trees.
I mean, all the apartments have the same trees on their terrace except for that one.
Grew up in the village. Climbed the same trees.
It 's the same trees like the ones in front of the Taj Mahal.
We know the same hedges, the same trees and streams.
The same trees commenced flowering when aged nine years, in mid-March.
It might well be the same walk, through the same trees but it 's always different.
The same hills, a face that isn't yours. I want to see more than the same trees.
The same night; the same trees whitened.
Whereever you go, it is the same sky, the same trees.
The same trees are in the Northern Cape ( a province of South Africa ).
The same sky, the same trees.
We see the same trees that looked dead, coming back [to life].
The same park, the same trees.
The same trees typically absorb about 2.2 billion tons ( 2 billion metric tons ) of carbon dioxide.
Wherever you go, it is the same sky, the same trees in a sense.
So why go? Whereever you go, it is… the same sky, the same trees.
