用pruned造句子，“pruned”造句

With a few quick snips of the shear, he pruned the Bush.

I will make it a wasteland, neither pruned nor cultivated, and briers and thorns will grow there.

Coffee trees are an evergreen and grow to heights of 20 feet. To simplify harvesting, the trees are pruned to 8 to 10 feet.

I even pruned it at the wrong time and some of the canes got frost burned, but it came back lush and full in the spring, giving me my first bloom of the season on any of my roses.

In the early spring of winter, the electric power department, in order to protect the roadside aerial wires, sent people to prune the branch of the parasol tree, and pruned the trees with a wide variety of trees, leaving only the bare tree body and a few branches.

He pruned my speech of what he thought was irrelevant.

To simplify harvesting, the trees are pruned to 8 to 10 feet.

"The trunk, strongly marked with the pruned stubs of old leaf Bases, ends in a crown of long, graceful, shining, pinnate leaves."

I am like a bubble in the sun, though it is colored, but is there endless worry and worry in the bubble? If it pruned, it would be broken. Did the endless beauty disappear?

The overstaffed public sector will be severely pruned.

Then it was that he broke up the soil, sowed the seed, pruned his trees, and guarded the tender plants.

But if that main shoot is pruned, other buds below it can start exporting. They are no longer inhibited from growing.

The teacher pruned the student's article of its superfluities.

Fruit tree farmers can buy one load of manure a year from a cow or pig farm to start their digester and add wood pruned from fruit trees.

These logs may be used for forward recovery if they have not been pruned.

The gardener pruned the dead branches.

The result of a "tough gathering season", as Christie's Thomas Seydoux put it, the auctions were well-pruned affairs featuring respectable works at relatively modest prices.

Similarly, biologists have assumed that the absence of introns from prokaryotes was a consequence of intense competitive pressures in the microbial environment: evolution had pruned away the introns as deadweight.