Sentence examples for a distant tree from inspiring English sources

He waved an arm expansively, indicating a distant tree line.

Before it can drag François away, the insect is transferred to a distant tree.

It flies up in the heavy air and snags on a distant tree.

A stationary shot of a distant tree in the breeze as minutes and minutes roll by?

In one sketch, a uniformed cadet stands alone, as straight as a bowling pin, under a distant tree.

Schmidt has played golf since he was 10, when he and several friends in Dayton, Ohio, would use a distant tree as a target.

We can only perceive a spatially distant tree by virtue of its effects on items in our vicinity (light reflected off the tree impinging on our retinas), but this is not seen by those who espouse a direct realist theory of perception as incompatible with their position.

In contrast, when larger-bodied predators were excluded small-bodied predators reduced conspecific seed survival leaving seeds coming from the distant tree of a different species.

This behaviour may explain the result observed: when small seed predators were allowed access they consumed disproportionately more seeds from the maternal tree, leaving seeds coming from the distant tree of a different species.

François-René de Chateaubriand's account of a visit to the Colosseum in July 1803 conformed to all the requirements of the ruin gaze: "The setting sun poured floods of gold through all the galleries … nothing was now heard but the barking of dogs"; a distant palm tree, glimpsed through an arch, "seemed to have been placed in the midst of this wreck expressly for painters and poets".

In almost perfect unison, the people standing on the wooden observation deck set up on the beach pulled out their binoculars and followed the flight and pursuit of the two birds; in a blink they passed over an open field dotted with salt marshes and disappeared beyond the distant tree line.