"I thought you wanted to know why we need to see Birch."

But I think you put too much faith in the birch.

And I will order the birch for anyone who does more than suggest.

There had not been any birch to catch to break his fall.

What they ought to do is bring back the birch.

"Are you saying this birch could be the one in our picture?"

Take it until you come to a couple of big birch trees.

I took a step away from the birch, and my legs were all right, too.

From here it just looks like a little white spot against the birch bush.

After more than a century it might support oak and birch.

Birch and his family did not get out of their cart.

Birch could see now how red the mud and water were around them both.

Paper birch can be found where the two forests begin to change over.

According to the 2001 census, Birch had a population of 817.

Then, as the birches were left behind and the great trees began, he saw the eyes.

They used to meet under the birches and talk about everything except love.

The most recent Birch ratings show the station in third place.

"What makes birch leaves shake so much more than the others?"

Birch died on April 14, 1996, of cancer at age 50.

By a stand of birch he turned her up the small trail that would lead past his house.

Judge Birch is right, but he should not be such a lonely voice.

He turned and ran back toward the camp in the birch trees.

The only human observer left to watch them now was the man named Birch.

Like most of the girls there Sharon had never seen a birch before.

Once I wrote one on a piece of birch bark.

"I'm coming for you, you birch, so take your best shot."

I can't let those people get too familiar, since I have to birch their children, sometimes twice a day."

I would birch them like they do on the Isle of Man, and not give them time off for good behaviour.

Below, by the house, the over of the trees --oak, pine, cottonwood, birch--was deep, the forest floor dark and moist, barely penetrated by light.

She knew Libby'd birch 'er for anything, so she agreed to let me paddle 'er if I promised not to tell Libby."

Palula uses drubalu (Sanskrit: durbala, 'weak') and brhuj (Sanskrit: bhurja, 'birch tree').

Although it is generally accepted that the word 'Beath' in Gaelic means 'birch wood', P.W. Brown suggests that the word means 'abode' or 'a settlement.'

The young princes are beaten up on the street and bullied at school; they are flustered by the Dutch Christmas custom of blackface Black Peters who birch the naughty while St. Nicholas rewards the nice.