81.   He hit the last tree on the way down and a passenger was killed.

82.   He carried the tree on his head, and spoke of how it reached toward heaven even as his feet were firmly on the ground.

83.   He replaced the dying palm trees on the immaculate zoysia grass lawn facing the ocean, where the clan played touch football.

84.   He painted the windows of his home black and cut the shading branches of a pitiable birch tree on his lawn down to lifeless stumps.

85.   He restores colonial churches, plants trees on barren hillsides and helps galvanize a younger generation of Oaxacan painters.

86.   He has urged Chelan County commissioners to hold their own salvage timber sales of burned trees on national forest lands.

87.   He soured on the project after the city cut down a magnolia tree on the Oxford square to make room for the statue.

88.   He overcorrected and sent a pair of tee shots into the trees on the left.

89.   Hector died in March when his car struck a tree on the West Side Highway.

90.   Her body was discovered the next day under a tree on her property.