Sentence examples for between two trees in from inspiring English sources

Urban slacklining can be done anywhere; between two trees in the park, say, or two lamp-posts in the street.

A cluster of unmarked cars was parked near Highway 410's mile marker 29, about 40 miles southeast of Seattle, and below the highway, a bright orange piece of police tape was slung between two trees in the ravine.

Its sixty-eight minutes carry Ramón and Cándida (Ramón Del Rio and Georgina Genes), an aging couple living in the deep country, from sunrise, when they hang their old hammock between two trees in a clearing, to sunset, when they take it in.

Growing up in the suburbs of Paris, an absurdly rebellious middle child (older sister, younger brother) in a bourgeois family, Petit taught himself to walk on a rope by stretching several ropes between two trees in a meadow on the family's country estate and then taking them away one at a time.

In 1859, the year after Mary is said to have appeared in Lourdes, a Belgian immigrant here named Adele Brise said she was visited three times by Mary, who hovered between two trees in a bright light, clothed in dazzling white with a yellow sash around her waist and a crown of stars above her flowing blond locks.

Some people go to great lengths to create the perfectly relaxing environment for themselves, whether that's a hammock strung between two trees in the backyard, or a recreation of Capt.

A hot panic swarmed over my whole body as I saw a man in trunks, standing between two trees, penis in hand, tugging on himself with enthusiasm.

An algorithm for calculating the approximate 'SPR distance' between two trees is proposed in de Oliveira Martins et al. (2008).

Using a clove hitch, a method of attaching a string to a piece of wood, and square lashings, method of attaching two logs together, attach the transversal between two trees as shown in the pictures that will follow.

Thus, the main objective of this work was to construct saturated genetic linkage maps for P. pinaster using controlled crosses between two trees that take part in a breeding program for resin production in a natural population from Central Spain, as a first step to the genetic dissection of this trait.

In Little Rock, the sapling will be placed between two trees that were there in 1957.