例句與造句

1. The annual Greenest Block in Brooklyn contest encourages neighborhood beautification by offering classes in planting window boxes, planters, and tree pits and recognizing outstanding efforts.
2. These were under the direct control of the Department of Parks, and were given tree pits enlarged to lawn size, often 10 by 40 feet.
3. However, to avoid delays, the new tree pit of the size of 1.5m x 1.5m should be prepared before the trees arrive at the new site.
4. Tree pit systems work in a similar way to resin-bound surfacing systems only using larger aggregates to allow more water to permeate through to feed the trees they surround.
5. However, to avoid delays, the new tree pit of the size of 1 . 5m x 1 . 5m should be prepared before the trees arrive at the new site.
6. It's difficult to find tree pit in a sentence. 用tree pit造句挺難的
7. A summer planting in a narrow tree pit surrounded by streets and sidewalks may benefit from wrapping until the summer is over, to lessen the impact of reflected and absorbed heat.
8. It's the very qualities of exotic plants _ the ability to thrive in the dry, salty conditions of a tree pit, for example _ that send plant hunters roaming the Siberian steppes.
9. On the less showy but definitely practical side, a collaborative of the city's greening groups has designed a number of tree pits, showing the variety of plants that can be used as ground covers for street trees.
10. Tree pit systems are generally installed at a depth of 40 mm to 50 mm, depending on the specification; they have a reduced ratio of 6 % light stable polyurethane resin to 100 kg kiln dried aggregate.
11. The streets and sidewalks committee of the Municipal Art Society believes that trees are going to have to thrive on their own, and that they need a lot more than the standard 5-by 5-foot tree pit to do it.
12. A particularly battered one, leaning out of an impossibly small tree pit on Beard Street, leads the feet eastward down an allee of sycamores obviously planted in some grander day, when the streets were full of sailors and commerce.
13. A shelter can range from a natural shelter, such as a cave, overhanging rock outcrop, or fallen-down tree, to an intermediate form of man-made shelter such as a debris hut, tree pit shelter, or snow cave, to completely man-made structures such as a longhouse.
14. The staffs of the two Park Avenue buildings have their six tree pits reasonably ( not lavishly ) well tended, but when you consider that each building has 60-odd apartments that sell, on average, for $ 1 million that's really not much of a landscaping effort.
15. A . Even on the blackest of Mondays, no Wall Street trader ever faced the kind of stresses found every day in a typical street tree pit : compacted soil, insufficient water, building shadows, pollution and salt, all topped off by the innate insensitivity of neighborhood dogs.
16. It has asked the department to permit, as a matter of course, a long, continuous " permeable paving strip " of cobbles or stone blocks along the curb, which would aerate and water the ground far beyond the conventional tree pit, and give trees a chance to really grow.
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