Sentence examples for down from trees from inspiring English sources

They climbed down from trees, walked, and climbed back up.

Bits of bark rain down from trees hit by bullets flying overhead.

"Just because you say 'conservancy' doesn't mean money will be raining down from trees," Mr. Benepe said.

Men, too, were forced to have sex with each other; others were branded with hot irons or hung upside down from trees.

Against a blue-skied Western backdrop, yowling cats are shown being driven over sagebrush-studded terrain, forced across a surging river and, yes, even beckoned down from trees.

Hiddleswift, by contrast, can sometimes walk almost 100 yards before being brought to a halt by the spectacle of a couple of dozen photographers hanging upside down from trees.

Say the right phrases in the right order, and a door would slide open onto a secret world where the ground is dusted with instant cocoa, perfectly symmetrical potato chips twirl down from tree branches and the rivers run with bright red bug juice.

Reading between the lines of his biography, though, there appears to be another crucial factor in his career choice: an extraordinarily strong need to prove himself, from hanging upside-down from trees as a child to taking up competitive gardening and school sports.

Cadbury has taken a special interest in hericium, or tooth fungi, which hangs down spectacularly from trees.

Big armfuls of snow crashing down from the trees, roadways a soupy slush.

Within 20 minutes, robins came down from the trees and started following them.