Sentence examples for birch from high-quality English sources.

• “See the lovely birch . . . ,” Natasha began to sing.

• Birch oil and birch beer made from sap are obtained from the trees.

• (It later merged with another private school to start the Birch Wathen Lenox School.)

• Birch accepted full responsibility and said she does her own paperwork and “got busy.”

• Birch put out some Jaffa Cakes and poured glasses of wine.

• “Yes, we at the John Birch Society are not nuts,” Antonio said.

• John Birch went to China in 1940 not to fight Communists but to create Christians.

• Then they reached the river, put the horses under the birch trees, and went to the bathing-place.

Use birch in a sentence.

• ., the pre-eminent conservative leader of the 1960s, tried to read the Birch Society out of his movement.

• They gave us incredible access and helped us think about different ways to share the story of Silver Birch.

• Ivory birch (family Euphorbiaceae) and West Indian birch (family Burseraceae) are not true birches.

• The Birch is positioned as an earth-friendly alternative using organic cotton, wool, natural latex, and high-quality steel.

• The higher mountain areas are clothed in pine, fir, spruce, and birch, and the lower east is in steppe, with birch groves in the north.

• Betulaceae, birch family of flowering plants, usually placed in the order Fagales; some authorities, however, have placed the family in the order Betulales.

• After some cleanup, we’ll hear from Lieutenant General Stanley Birch, a commander in both Iraq wars, and Hannah Hippo, a busty hippopotamus wearing a negligee.

• The birch zone extends from 3,000 to 3,900 feet (900 to 1,200 metres) above sea level, above which there is a willow belt that includes dwarf birch.

birch sentence examples

• Birch-bark canoes were in turn used as the template for the wood-canvas canoes developed in the 19th century, when demand for boats outstripped the supply of birch bark.

• The area is covered with timber, mostly consisting of larch and birch in the north and of mixed broad-leaved and coniferous forests (cedar, spruce, yew, birch, elm, and larch) in the south.

• …and three subdivisions are recognized: Arctic tundra, with much bare ground and extensive areas of mosses and lichens; shrubby tundra, with mosses, lichens, herbaceous plants, dwarf Arctic birch, and shrub willow; and wooded tundra, with more extensive areas of stunted birch, larch, and spruce.

• Gray birch, paper birch, river birch, sweet birch, yellow birch, and white birch are the best known; white birch is usually called silver birch in England, but the latter name is also sometimes given to paper birch and to yellow birch.