In Britain Euphorbiasare little green uninteresting weeds, but here some of them are twenty to thirty feet high, with many slender whip-like branches, but no leaves.
These tender and delicate, exquisitely beautiful bulbs flourish amongst the succulent Euphorbias and Mesembryanthemums, between the hedgehog-like thorny plants and the woody little densely-branched mats of the permanent flora.
The country somehow suggested blood and iron; for the old and faded Euphorbias might have been cut out of rusty metal, and iron ore was so obviously permeating the rocks.
Then when you've sent off the note we can rest for half an hour or so in that piece of shade, where there are the euphorbias and the fig trees, and I shan't feel quite so shaky.
Halima and the machila reached the patch of blue shade made by a group of candelabra euphorbias and fig trees with thick glossy leaves and pendent branches.
In the Euphorbias we find a number of kinds, especially amongst those which inhabit the dry, sandy plains of South Africa, which bear a striking resemblance to many of the Cactuses, particularly the columnar ones and the Rhipsalis.
The Euphorbias all have milk-like sap, which, on pricking their stems or leaves, at once exudes and thus reveals their true character.
As far as the eyes reached not even euphorbias could be seen.
The little flock circled about a group of euphorbias and lighted upon sycamores, growing at some distance, amidst the branches of which resounded voices similar to a wordy conference or a quarrel.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "euphorbias" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
