Sentence examples for blanket of trees from inspiring English sources

Huge clear-cuts interrupt the vast blanket of trees on both sides of the border.

But according to an updated interactive map released by the World Resources Institute in partnership with the government of Cameroon, this blanket of trees is not as encompassing as it seems.

The best vantage point is the lofty bell tower (the bell was rung at meal times), from where you look down over orchards and barns, beyond which the river narrows and the landscape flattens to become a blanket of trees.

Blankets of trees laying on top of the rocks and covering the valley--pine, oak, cedar, fir--all serve a different purpose to the whole of the ecosystem and wildlife habitats that live there, while simultaneously enfolding the humans that wander between them (but which in this view we cannot see).

According to the earliest records the great Caledonian Forest once covered the whole of Scotland in an endless and perilous blanket of dense trees.

Much of the appeal of those places lies in the vastness of their vistas — the blankets of deciduous trees that stretch as far as the eye can see.

The boys spent nearly every summer after that at the camp, which sits in the eastern reaches of Adirondack State Park, beside Lake Balfour and amid blankets of coniferous trees.

The purity of fresh whiteness, the softness expressed by a blanket of white over trees, streets, roads and waterways shifts us down a notch.

Palm trees laid a blanket of shade over her second-floor balcony, cooling the hundreds of perfectly crafted burekas and bulemas, flaky pastries filled with feta cheese, spinach and potatoes that she had set out in foil pans.

We walked along the edge of Daffodil Hill, enjoying the way the blanket of snow reflected light upward, like floodlights on the branches and trunks of trees.

The result is a generation of trees that barely resemble the native forests that once blanketed the country.