Sentence examples for Withered landscape from inspiring English sources
Remember, too, that Cameron was prepared to gamble his entire premiership on this withered landscape.
DESCRIBING Great Plains communities that, "like weeds, spring up when it rains, dry up when it stops," Wright Morris once noted, "The withered towns are empty, but not uninhabited". This predicament -- in which the landscape's sheer vastness overwhelms its residents -- has always captivated American writers.
Withered flowers are revived instantly when you water it, and withered trees will take longer to revive after you water it.
He felt part of a "withered class".
Withered with hope deferred th' Achaeans' warlike flower.
Withered bushes clung to the dun-colored dirt.
(Liam's students grow ever younger in tandem with his deepening appreciation of his withered psyche).
Kira, a young artisan with a withered leg, stands in contrast to the general brutish population.
Withered men pull overloaded carts, their labor less costly than the price of a donkey.
