arboretumin a sentence
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There was an arboretum on the roof of my apartment building.† (source)
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We went to another Arboretum to look at some crops.† (source)
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The Crakers could live in the park near the arboretum, coloured green on the map and marked with a tree symbol.† (source)
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She was so discreet she'd never even asked him for an itinerary, so when Bree called from the hospital in Lexington she had not known how to reach him with the shocking news: David, running in the arboretum, had been stricken with a massive heart attack and died.† (source)
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I was to get into the box so Sarah Byrnes could wheel me eight or ten blocks to the edge of the arboretum, where I would jump out and run through the trees like a bowling ball dodging pins.† (source)
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The stuff he sees today is truly amazing-fabrics like butter, fountains tinkling in an airy arboretum near the food court, a pair of Versace shoes in one store that he'd give anything to buy.† (source)
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We went to the party in the arboretum as planned.† (source)
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Your mother's trips to the other Arboretums.† (source)
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the herb, The arboreta and flowers, which of itself This land pours forth profuse!† (source)
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On Saturday afternoons, he took her on outings—to matinees, to free public rehearsals of the symphony, for strolls through the arboretum.† (source)
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They're pulling a few of us from other Arboretums to come look at a crop at the Arboretum in Grandia Province.† (source)
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It was Matron's intent that Missing resemble an arboretum, or a corner of Kensington Gardens (where, before she came to Africa, she used to walk as a young nun), or Eden before the Fall.† (source)
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Life Is Life meets on the grounds of the arboretum in a nearby Ohio town, which shall remain nameless.† (source)
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Like everyone else, Ky stares out the window as we glide toward the Arboretum.† (source)
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At first he'd been able to get fruit, not only from the cans of it he'd been able to scrounge, but also from the deserted arboretum an hour's walk to the north.† (source)
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The plan was to go off to a party in the arboretum: a tradition on the first warm weekend of the year.† (source)
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