Boughs in a sentence

From market vendor Snell Family Farm of Buxton, I bought a centerpiece made with a mix of pine and fir boughs, dried seed heads, milkweed pods, small gourds, an apple and a candle.

The halls are decked with boughs of holly.

The arboretum contains a wide collection of rhododendrons, magnolias and camellias in a range of colours beneath the broad boughs of the 18th century parkland oaks.

According to a release from the Minnesota Department of Agriculture, trees and boughs can be used by diseases and invasive species to move to another landscape.

He load its goodly boughs with fruit.

She said she didn't want a hospital bed in the tent, choosing instead to keep things traditional, with a mattress laid atop some boughs.

To preserve beauty on the earth, beauty herself beseeches us to plant trees, and renew dead landscapes with the shadow and light of plant life flitting through the pendant limbs, the willowy boughs and the waving foliage of sturdy, yet graceful woods.

Wayne Hanson died unexpectedly in late October while doing what he loved: harvesting balsam boughs.

While the trees slept, cradling birds in their boughs, they brought out their weapons of mass destruction — the chainsaws.

Large yellow bows stand out beautifully against evergreen wreaths, and plum ribbons add a majestic aura to eucalyptus and holly boughs that may festoon the stairwell.

It includes the little boughs, tree leaves as well as the tree barks.

Two trees in Hazlehead Park in the west of the city have had major boughs fall recently, including one from a sweet chestnut last week.

When trees were unavailable, other triangular shapes were used, and it was not uncommon for pyramids of wood to be decorated with evergreen and pine boughs, which were favoured for their aromatic smell.

With all things considered, it’s best Nagy and company don’t throw caution to the wind and choose to deck Halas Hall with boughs of holly.

Her attendants draped wreathes of yew around the necks of black bulls which they slaughtered in her honor and yew boughs were burned on funeral pyres.

Pine boughs, appreciated especially in wintertime for their pleasant smell and greenery, are popularly cut for decorations.

The boughs of the growing western hemlock limit the sunlight for smaller trees and severely limit the chances of shade-intolerant trees, such as the Douglas fir.