It's a birch tree.

Double ply Olympic champion (1984 and 1988).

The birch has white bark.

Birch trees have white bark.

Birch trees have white bark.

The firewood is usually birch.

The birch leaves have already turned yellow.

Why do birch trees have white bark?

Can you ply your mind for that one way that you can respond to the problem?

'Then it's down in the Birch Valley that they are sowing the clover?

'What difference is there between the white boleti and the birch tree variety?'

He was long unable to strike a match against the bark of a birch.

This evolved into a broader discussion of how the city could better accommodate artisans looking to ply their trade.

The village is surrounded by the Torsa river on three sides and boats do not ply in the monsoon.

Produced by Martin Birch, Heaven and Hell was released on 25 April 1980, to critical acclaim.

After that they drove to the river, left the horses under the birch trees, and entered the bathing house.

'Yes, tell me what is happening in Pokrovsk Is the house still standing, and the birch trees, and our schoolroom?

'The stem of the birch tree boletus reminds one of a dark man's beard two days old,' remarked Koznyshev calmly.

Those men and women who learn to make and detonate roadside bombs on the streets of Baghdad will ply their trade elsewhere in the region and beyond.

Surely, the fact that the Philippines is notorious for being one of the world s most corrupt countries explains why non seaworthy vessels with incompetent crews continue to ply their routes.

To ensure that the increasingly healthy profits of this trade remained in English hands, Parliament decreed in 1651 that only English ships would be able to ply their trade in English colonies.

And before you head back home, be sure to have at least one banya, a Russian sauna, for a birch branch smacking and afterwards, its therapeutic benefits.

On that day, Vitaly Aleksandrovich went out into the woods, as per usual, to collect honey fungus and birch boletus mushrooms, but he hadn't returned by the evening.

Only the hum of flies, like that of a swarm of bees, sounded continually high up in the birch trees beneath which he stood, and occasionally the children's voices reached him.

Diaries, letters from the days of the English empire, maps outlining who owned what You'd think land disputes would be boring, says Rhodes, but there was this one birch tree two families were fighting over.

At last one match did burn up, and the scented smoke of the cigar, like a broad swaying sheet definitely outlined, moved forwards and upwards over the bush under the overhanging branches of the birch tree.

He himself went to a forked birch on the other side and, leaning his gun against the fork of the lower branch, took off his coat, tightened his girdle, and tried whether he could move his arms freely.

Last year's grass grew green again and new blades came up like needle points, buds swelled on the guelder rose and currant bushes and on the sticky, spicy birch trees, and among the golden catkins and on the willow branches the bees began to hum.

Roughly the Japanese equivalent of Opus Dei, the Moral Majority and the John Birch Society all rolled up into one, Nippon Kaigi counts Prime Minister Abe as a special advisor to its parliamentary caucus, and is thought to hold strong influence over the Japanese government..

AGATHA MIKHAYLOVNA WENT out on tiptoe the nurse pulled down the blind, drove away the flies from under the muslin curtain of the cot and also a bumble bee that was buzzing against the window pane, and sat down, waving a birch branch above the mother and child.

'Do I not know that it is not the stars that are moving?' he asked himself, looking at a bright planet that had already shifted its position by the top branch of a birch tree. 'But I, watching the movement of the stars, cannot picture to myself the rotation of the earth and I am right in saying that the stars move.