Sentence examples for bare trunk from inspiring English sources

A diameter of about thirty-two inches would be ideal, along with forty or so feet of bare trunk, or "clear".

Each plant forms a T, with a single bare trunk capped by two fruiting arms that grow in opposite directions along the fence.

Optimal hygienic behavior (wearing a coverall, no short sleeves, no shorts, not working with bare trunk, wearing gloves, showering or bathing directly after work, and cleaning hands with water and soap) resulted in a low score leading to a low multiplier (0.1), whereas seven poor hygienic behavior scores resulted in no adjustment, because the hygienic behavior multiplier would be 1.

A snowy forest, with bare trunks, not a leaf in site, but a man hanging like a pig from a tree.

* A fisherman skirting shore in his high-prowed skiff crossing bamboo oars comes up with a jolt – nets catch not fish but the wizened finger of a submerged branch for below a sunken valley persists – slick bare trunks furred in wafting fronds have water for sky, ghost forest.

The bare trunks of long-dead oaks rise from the marsh, tombstones marking the drowning of high ridges that were built back when the river pumped life-giving sediment through its delta.

In swim trunks or jeans or gauzy after-beach trousers or leather vest over bare torso, everyone stands about and drinks and chats.

The trees are left with bare, reddish trunks where the bark was shorn.

On Christine Jones's set, bare birch trunks stretch upwards like a warren of bones.

The few trees left standing looked as if they had been run though a wood chipper, limbs whittled to bare spikes, trunks stripped of bark.

In "Call It Winter," brown, black and green shapes implying buds, seeds and bare tree trunks float before vertical bands of light blue and white; the total conjures frozen dormancy with buoyant forms.