Sentence examples for dark tree from inspiring English sources
At one point, just beyond a dark tree, people stopped, silent, and looked up.
Smooth, delicate, green "silk" squash mingled with pink shrimp, enoki and dark tree mushrooms.
In English, the nightjar owes its name to the harsh, discordant, jarring sound it makes from its perch among the dark tree leaves in the stillness of night.
Touches of color applied with the tip of the brush create a scintillating pointillist effect that contrasts with the hazy dark tree shapes in the foreground.
The dominant images in Avery's impressionistic scene are a blue hammock swinging from two dark tree trunks along a pathway flanked by blue and gold trees.
The typical peppered moths -- which had been nearly invisible on the trunks of unpolluted, lichen-covered trees -- were now becoming easy for hungry birds to spot on stripped, dark tree trunks.
Frohnleiten (E. X perralchium) is evergreen and aggressive and, I have found, perfect for dark, tree-rooted places where little else will thrive.
In "Cloud Lake" a heavy gray cloud is mirrored in dark, tree-rimmed water below, reflecting, perhaps, the viewer's own spiritual division between surface and depth.
I put the car in gear and drove along the dark tree-choked tunnel of the street, turned right, then right again, and swung into the muddy drive where the shack stood awaiting us.
Paddling back up the dark, tree-shrouded stream, I could hear, unseen overhead, the winnowing wings of waterfowl looking for patches of open water on which to spend the night in safety and comfort, and could also hear the tumult of the surf -- made gently rhythmic by distance -- on the barrier beach a mile and a half to the south.
