91.   Having a shabby little tree with a few cheap-o ornaments simply will not do in the world where glittering premiers abound.

92.   He had a huge pet blue ox called Babe, and could cut down an acre of trees with a single swing of his axe.

93.   He is said to have been inspired by the sight of an evergreen tree with bright stars shining above it.

94.   He sprang toward the tree with reckless speed.

95.   Head up the road another mile and hook a left at the big oak tree with the Michelin tire swing on it.

96.   Heavily damaged trees with sentimental, ornamental or shade value can be left in place, he said.

97.   Her anxiety turned to panic as Isabel headed straight for the trunk of a large tree with no ability to either steer or brake.

98.   He stood with his daughter-in-law and six grandchildren beneath a sweeping live oak tree with branches sculpted by decades of winds.

99.   Her husband, a naturalized American from the Dominican Republic, always trimmed the tree with the children, and she could not bear doing it without him.

100.   I already have in my refrigerator the scions -- branches clipped from trees with desirable fruits -- that I ordered from an antique-apple nursery in California.