Sentence examples for a tree telephone from inspiring English sources

The problem is that almost half of vehicular accidents (and 51% of crash deaths) involve only one car or truck rather than a multi-car collision that is, one vehicle hitting a tree, telephone pole, bridge abutment or something else.

To accurately follow the direction of travel arrow, look down at the arrow, then focus on a distant object like a tree, telephone pole, or other landmark, and use this as a guide.

The influx of sightseers prompted the city to post signs saying, "5 minute parking, City Code 15-43," on a tree and telephone pole across the street.

'Our Boy Lives in a Tree' Electricity, telephone and running water were all part of Jeremy Brecher's tree house when he moved into it as a 7-year-old in 1953.

Johnthony Walker, 24, was driving the bus full of students home from Chattanooga's Woodmore Elementary School on Monday when it veered off a road, flipped on its side and smashed into a tree and telephone poll, according to a police affidavit.

a tree or telephone pole near grass will be ideal.

SPV (solar photovoltaic) systems are often partially shadowed by passing cloud, neighboring building, chimney, tree, telephone pole etc.

The artist Bachir, whose "Eve" is a George sculpturee sculpture of a white plaster woman reaching for a telephone instead of an apple on a tree, portrays the telephone as the root of all evil.

His words elide seamlessly from biblical phraseology to 20th-century banality: "The man under his fig tree telephoned the man under his vine".

In many parts of the country the pump jack — a kind of equine-pterodactyl metal monstrosity that perpetually extracts oil from a well — is as familiar a feature of the landscape as a tree or a telephone pole.

"My description of a palm tree is telephone pole with a cowlick," said Victoria Hochberg, a Hollywood neighborhood activist.