Pines

/ paɪnz /

noun

1. Isle of Pines
   the former name of the (Isle of) Youth

Example Sentences

In all, Israeli forces destroyed an estimated 500 towns and villages during the 1948 conflict, along with perhaps 700,000 fruit and nut-bearing trees that were often replaced by the non-native pines.

From Salon

In 1964, the JNF laid the first seeds for its crown jewel: the Yatir Forest, a 7,400-acre woodland of four million trees, largely Aleppo pines, that sits at the northern edge of the Negev near Hebron.

From Salon

A reservation for Horsetail Fall is not needed if a park-goer has already secured a day-use reservation for those dates, has campground reservations at Upper Pines, Wawona, Hodgon Meadow or Camp 4, lodging reservations at Yosemite Valley Lodge or Curry Village or at private hotels or resorts Yosemite West or Foresta.

From Los Angeles Times

He opposes unions, pines for ever-lower taxes, and believes that federal agencies have too much power over corporations.

From Slate

Let’s pretend you just had a restful night’s sleep in your tent in your favorite campground, and as the sun’s rays start to peek through the pines, you think, “Mmm, coffee.”

From Los Angeles Times