101.   The bus grazed some cars and hit an apple tree before hitting Robert and the other children, who were standing outside a pony ring, Arnott said.

102.   THE GIVING TREE by Shel Silverstein is about an apple tree that gives a boy everything it has.

103.   The old apple tree was in desperate need of pruning.

104.   The young apple trees lining the adjacent field will mature in three to five years.

105.   Then, as the deer follow a culinary trail of apple trees, tomato plants and azaleas, mountain lions follow along, waiting to cull the herd.

106.   There are apple trees that are believed to have been planted by John Chapman, the arboreal enthusiast better known as Johnny Appleseed.

107.   They favor the apple trees, which have grown too tall for efficient pruning, so are dense and hospitable, like the old pear tree.

108.   They have wandered and taken up their abode under honeysuckle vines and in the tall grass by the bent apple tree.

109.   They knew the unusually warm weather would jumpstart by two to three weeks the blooms on the apple trees, leaving them susceptible to a frost.

110.   They rob our apple trees and lurk around the pea patch in broad daylight.