Sentence examples for bleached elephant from inspiring English sources
Of the various choices presented, the elephants spent significantly more time smelling or touching bleached elephant skulls than they did a piece of wood or a bleached skull from a rhino or a buffalo.
Years ago, while walking with a camel train in northern Kenya, I remember coming across the bleached white dome of an elephant's skull.
And by "neighbor," I mean the Leatherback turtle laying her eggs on the Tobago beach; the orphaned East-African elephant fostered by The David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust; the bleached and dying coral reefs all over the planet... and the one out of every 113 Homo sapiens currently designated a refugee.
In the summer, however, the tree's careful topiary against a backdrop of bleached grass gives an unmistakeable African look – especially when elephants and zebras are brought in, as happened when scenes from the latest Transformers movie were shot here in 2010.
Later, when the elephants' grazing brings them back to the spot where Erin died, they poke and caress her bleached bones, as if searching for her soul.
Now, two years later, Koitelel's bleached skull and bones still lie scattered amid the thorn bushes, a poignant memorial to an Africa-wide orgy of elephant killing, which some believe is threatening the very survival of the species.
IVWho believes a bleached yarn?
Bleached hair with tracksuits.
Rihanna's bleached ripped jeans?
Biscuit-colored, bleached khaki, shadow gray.
