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The phrase "a wall of trees" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a dense line or barrier formed by trees, often implying a natural boundary or a visual obstruction.
Example: "As we hiked deeper into the forest, we came across a wall of trees that seemed to stretch endlessly in both directions."
Alternatives: "a barrier of trees" or "a screen of trees".
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A wall of trees will stop the wind".
A wall of trees will stop the wind". Ka dismisses critics who say it isn't practical.
A wall of trees, for example, from Senegal to Somalia, might conceivably mitigate the Sahel's catastrophe.
We could hear their roar, muted by a wall of trees.
Her character is defined by his landscape, a wall of trees immersed in fog.
A "wall of trees" is to be planted to halt the Sahara Desert's gradual creep south.
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There is also a wall of fig trees, to help maintain the mood by blocking neighboring eyesores of the newly built homes in this area just 15 minutes from Delray.
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WALKING down a residential street in Poughkeepsie, N.Y., several years ago, I was stopped in my tracks by the beauty of a backyard clothesline hung with well-made, well-loved cotton things: embroidered pillowcases, hand-sewn aprons, cloth napkins and unstained tablecloths, secured on a white rope with wooden clothespins, waving before a wall of pine trees.
A sea of turf grass — about 3,000 square feet — backed up to a wall of overgrown trees that hid the home from view.
Entering through the historic national park gate at the Nisqually entrance on the southwest side of the park, you are greeted by a wall of evergreen trees that enfold you the entire way up the paved Nisqually-Paradise Road to where the largest visitor center in the park is located.
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