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Meanings of elms in English
Usage of elms in English
1
Rain rustled on the window and the wind roared in the elms.
2
The evening had settled in and it was dark under the elms.
3
We approached it through the famous avenue of elms in the park.
4
The carriage was just disappearing down the vista of elms and cottonwoods.
5
In Brighton, my hometown, elms lined the main roads into the centre.
6
The forest of the Far West supplied the best oaks and elms.
7
But two years ago the elms had died of an unknown disease.
8
Why, in time they will knock the New Haven elms completely out.
9
We were strolling along the half illuminated Grosvenor street under the elms.
10
Go, suck the sunshine from Seville oranges under the elms of Posilippo.
11
The elms still dripped, their wet leaves glistening again to the sun.
12
The young people drove up an avenue lined with birches and elms.
13
Two goodly elms bowed their heads into the flood and snapped off.
14
In its centre is a large open square, shaded by fine elms.
15
Hard by the ancient Hall peeped out from its avenue of elms.
16
He rode along out of the village, under the elms, very quietly.
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Elms through the time
Elms across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common