ash tree

Some of the ash trees are more than 100 years old.

An ash tree is growing in the middle of the house.

He tried to look away from the ash tree which had caught his eye.

The name comes from the Norwegian word for ash tree.

No more than a handful of ash trees stood between her and the river.

It means flowering ash tree and is a girls' name.

He climbed down on to the ground and threw the can away under the ash trees.

The cemetery has a large number of mature ash trees.

He and his troops came to a place where an ash tree stood at the edge of a lake.

Tall ash trees stood like spears on the other side of the road.

It has no connection with ash trees, which have never been common given the soil conditions.

It mattered little that the ash tree was held together by wire.

An ash tree, he thought, a maple and an oak.

The name translates into "village of the ash trees" in English.

They have sold 886 lime, oak and ash trees, so far.

They are all made of wood and bear an unmistakable ash tree color.

Cousin Arthur made me a swing in the ash tree.

Its foliage looks more like that of an ash tree with compound leaves.

One section remained, and this was beneath a huge, thick ash tree.

It has the ash trees, it's about the right size, and the church is in the right place.

Quentin, we ought to have had that ash tree topped.

Minnesota has more ash trees than any other state in the United States.

Under the shade of an ash tree, they set up their "lab camp".

The ash tree moaned outside in a cold, raw wind.

They saw the light diminish under the ash trees.