Use "lemon tree" in a sentence
lemon tree example sentences
lemon tree
1. It had indeed been built around a fragrant lemon tree
2. ' We walked along the winding passageway until we came to the Lemon Tree
3. there, on the lemon tree
4. Meanwhile, sheep were loose among a grove of lemon trees on the steep slope behind
5. Even now there is another leaf on the lemon tree in my garden, and small signs of others, but no more
6. From instinct, and driven by a compulsion she couldn’t quite place, she made her way towards her lemon tree, the most beloved of her plants
7. In the first light of morning, the Gathandrian First Elder stood by her beloved lemon tree and stretched both mind and limbs to greet the sun just beginning to warm the land
8. Lorna made her way back to the lemon tree and by tossing stones into the branches, was able to loosen one more lemon
9. She helped him to spread it below the lemon tree and unpacked the basket
10. WITH A BIKE UP HIS NOSE AND LEMON TREES
11. I continued in this way going from one roof to the next until I came to a building with a lemon tree beside it
12. and found a lemon tree close by and squirted lemon juice over
13. They overhung the archway, thrust themselves between the bars of the great gate with a sweet welcome to passers-by, and lined the avenue, winding through lemon trees and feathery palms up to the villa on the hill
14. We’d moved in together, co-signatories on a little bungalow with a lemon tree out front
15. I knocked on the wooden door and stepped through into a yard that had very little in it save for a parched strawberry patch and a bare lemon tree
16. And not little trees, no, not saplings, not little tender shoots, but great trees, huge trees, trees as tall as ten men, green and green and huge and round and full, trees shimmering their metallic leaves, trees whispering, trees in a line over hills, lemon trees, lime trees, redwoods and mimosas and oaks and elms and aspens, cherry, maple, ash, apple, orange, eucalyptus, stung by a tumultuous rain, nourished by alien and magical soil and, even as he watched, throwing out new branches, popping open new buds
17. A row of orange and lemon trees and jasmines, planted in green tubs, stood on the fairly wide terrace
18. “Zina now goes abroad for the benefit of the prince's health—to Italy—to Spain,” she continued, “where the myrtle and the lemon tree grow, where the sky is so blue, the beautiful Guadalquiver flows! to the land of love, where none can live without loving; where roses and kisses—so to speak—breathe in the very air around
