Sentence examples for a towering tree in from inspiring English sources
Describing a towering tree in the yard of her farm with few branches around its trunk, making it daunting to climb, Ms. Fischer, the descendant of Nueva Germania's pioneers, called it simply "ka'i kyhyjeha," an indigenous term roughly translating as "monkey's fear".
— It is as if a towering tree in Cristie Kerr's sightline was uprooted this month, leaving her with a less-obstructed path to the world No. 1 ranking.
He pointed to a brick building with broken windows that were shaded by a towering tree, one of few in the township.
Jack's Oak is a towering tree more than 300 years old that stands outside Jack London's cottage in Sonoma County's Glen Ellen.
Then savor your tropical elixir beneath a towering tree on a picnic-perfect lawn.
Of these, none was more painful to behold than the glittering and towering tree in Milan, which was sponsored by Pandora, a Copenhagen-based jeweller.
The towering tree in front of the Fred C. Nelles School is a "magnificent" example of a Ficus elastica, a native of India that grows only in a tropical climate, said Don Hodel, an environmental horticulturist with the University of California's Cooperative Extension.
The towering tree in the central hall, covered with shiny red ornaments, draped in silvery tinsel, lighted with real candles.
So when she first stepped inside a rundown apartment in a quiet lane lined with towering trees in the French Concession in 2006, she immediately saw its potential and launched into a bidding war with another interested buyer on the spot.
As bulldozers and diggers churn up a 50-foot-wide path for the pipeline — this portion will run from Cushing, Okla., to the Gulf Coast — a small group of environmental activists have taken to the towering trees in its way.
— Connie Moman thought these would be her last moments: huddling in her bedroom closet with her husband and her dog, feeling the wind rattle their double-wide trailer, listening to the towering trees in her yard splinter in the tornado's grip.
