Sentence examples similar to brown cedar from inspiring English sources
Infection in eastern red cedars and other junipers is marked by the presence of greenish-brown to chocolate-brown galls, known as cedar apples, on the twigs and young branches.
It is the mysterious, earthy brown evocative of the cedar-tinted lakes of sleep-away camps.
The roadside leading up to Giant Forest was pincushioned with trees faded brown – dead oaks, sugar pine, fir, incense cedar.
You can spot a cedar tree by its reddish-brown fibrous bark that is easy to shred with your hands.
For the moment, the fading hopes for the species rest on the tiny shoulders of a 17-inch chocolate brown baby who sits in a special 39-foot fir and cedar cage.
The cedar waxwing is smaller than the Bohemian; it has browner upperparts, a white undertail and a white line above the black eye patch.
The fruit body, which grows on the stumps or dead roots of cedar elms (in Texas) or dead oaks (in Japan), somewhat resembles a dark brown or black cigar before it splits open radially into a starlike arrangement of four to seven leathery rays.
A beautiful narrow green valley, mostly flat but with little rolling hillocks, mostly grassy but with perfectly composed patches of brown bushes and small trees, some of them chubby, some spiky and vertical, like the cedars of Tuscany.
At Mr. Brown's funeral - on Aug. 26, 1880 - eight Knights Templar bore aloft a coffin made of polished Spanish cedar that was, as The Times reported, "large enough for two ordinary men".
Cedar Lake Contemporary Ballet.
