Sentence examples for columns of trees from inspiring English sources

The label of Le Fierbois yogurt, produced proudly in Touraine, shows happy cows lazing about on the grass under two columns of trees.

WHERE the layman's eye sees dirt, rocks and dump trucks at the trade center site, Mr. Walker, nearly 50 years into a decidedly requited flirtation with landscape architecture, envisions Mr. Arad's two water-filled tower footprints embraced by sculptural columns of trees rather than a barren plaza.

There is something fantastically mysterious about strolling through cathedral-like columns of trees that are the largest in the world... and where there is mystery, there is romance.

The floor has been plastered with clay and the walls are built on columns of tree trunks.

Out walking, you are confronted by a long column of trees approaching across a bare winter landscape.

Millie still sends up unnerving smoke columns when clumps of trees within the perimeter suddenly burst into flames, as if to remind us that she is still in the building.

The null tree deviation distribution was calculated using the following R code; where D is an array of branch times for ordered nodes (columns) of simulated trees of the same age (rows), STD is a vector containing deviation of nodes of a focal tree from the overall mean of simulated trees, and NTD is a vector of tree deviation scores of all trees.

Two columns of plane trees lead to a manor house of perfect neo-Classical proportions set on 17 acres of parkland dotted with palms and cypresses.

At the back of his hut, hidden between the looming columns of pine trees and coconut palms, Kawa keeps the skull of his great-uncle Chief Ataï — leader of an 1878 rebellion against French colonizers for which he was beheaded.

Barley-sugar columns or pairs of trees recede into a false-perspective distance.

The last four columns show number of trees out of possible 10395 included in the 0.95 confidence set using: expected likelihood weights (ELW) test, Shimodaira-Hasegawa (SH) test, generalised least squares (GLS) test, and weighted least squares test (WLS).