Examples of using Cherry trees in English and their translations into Russian
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Cherry trees.
We were married under cherry trees.
When cherry trees bloom here in Yoshiwara I will be ready to leave.
Shut up and look at the cherry trees.
The more than 800 cherry trees along the Meguro River are now at their best.
Amazing views of a thousand cherry trees.
It also includes 1,000 cherry trees at a glance along the Shiroishi River.
The Japanese love the sight of cherry trees.
Yoshimune had cherry trees planted along the banks of the river for city folk to enjoy.
And everything is quiet, oblivion andendless flowering cherry trees.
The name calls to mind flowering cherry trees on a far-off mountain.
Now, er, what did George Washington have to say about cherry trees?
A number of other cherry trees make this temple a wonderful place to stroll through.
This is a representative of wild grown cherry trees in Japan.
This is one representative of cherry trees in Japan and the most popular name that people know.
People come from all over the World to see beautiful cherry trees in full bloom.
They made cannons out of cherry trees; and the officers send for their wives to keep discipline!
That I'm gonna do to you what the spring does with the cherry trees, but in a prison way.
Get your cameras ready because the cherry trees are waiting for you the minute you step foot off the train.
Lands were full of trees: apple trees, pear trees, plum trees, cherry trees, vineyards.
Inthe Yaroslavl and Orel regions 500 new cherry trees, hazel, linden, arborvitae and juniper appeared.
Cherry trees may look the same at first glance but if you look carefully, you can see the difference clearly.
At each area, it is said that thousands of cherry trees can be seen at a time, hence its name.
Surprisingly, cherry trees originally came from China and Japanese people imported these trees from China.
One of the bedrooms has a lovely balcony overlooking the street, with cherry trees, in blossom during the Springtime.
In spring, more than 300 cherry trees bloom, providing views of Mt. Fuji rising behind a sea of blossoms.
Water brooks and streams flow along the whole route, in a lush parkland of Himalayan cedar,holm oak and cherry trees.
As the stem wood is susceptible to heart rot, the cherry trees rarely reach their age limit of 100 years.
It was on their return to Washington, D.C. in 1885 that Eliza had her famous idea of planting Japanese cherry trees in the capital.
Many cherry trees are planted along its length, and in Spring it is a popular place for O-hanami parties.