Sentence examples for damp tree from inspiring English sources

His tortured, pulverized hands are crablike — or knotted like fleshy, damp tree roots.

North east lies Rogue Male country, where the unnamed hero of Geoffrey Household's classic thriller literally went to ground, burying himself in the damp tree roots of an old hollow way.

A million birds fret in the damp trees.

The black outlines of damp trees stood strikingly against the skyline.

By Sidney Wade The New Yorker, November 5 , 1984P. 159 A million birds fret in the damp trees.

The New Yorker, November 5, 1984 P. 159 A million birds fret in the damp trees.

Very odd, He sits, his black flesh deeply creased and rolled The other night I stepped A million birds fret in the damp trees.

Even on murky grey days the sense of being in a floating world, shrouded by damp trees and precipitous drops to clusters of high-rise buildings below, is glorious.

Because the camera was focused on the glass itself and on drops of rain accumulated there, the melancholy outdoor view of damp grass, trees and overcast skies is evocatively blurred.

I'd prefer the latter, but I once occupied myself throughout a surprisingly dull (the view for five days was of small, unhappily damp birch trees) trans-Siberian luxury train journey by watching the entire box-set of the seventh season of The West Wing, so what do I know?

The city is mostly flat (hills block Wi-Fi signals) and studded with slender palm trees (leafier trees damp signals); the tallest building in the center of town happens to be city hall (so the Wi-Fi antennas around town can beam their data back to one central location).