91.   She rises and walks out through the porch and leads the way down a path through a row of trees to a bench by the water.

92.   Soldiers and immigrants from Germany brought the first Christmas trees to the United States during the Revolutionary War.

93.   Some pet owners even loop a short line from the top of the tree to a swag hook in the ceiling.

94.   That is true of many other public-good endeavors, from planting trees to running charity balls.

95.   The air was filled with the screech of nightbirds and bats flitted from tree to tree.

96.   The emergency surgery was to remove one of those little plastic-covered wires that nurseries use to tie shrubs and trees to stakes in their pots.

97.   The hole traces the Trinity River to its right and has a deep trough with tall grass and taller trees to its left.

98.   The hot air was filled with the screech of night birds and bats flitted from tree to tree.

99.   The hemlocks were sacred trees to the Cherokees, Mellinger tells me.

100.   The man gladly took the job and did quite well swinging from tree to tree while making faces at the crowd.