Sentence examples similar to embraced by trees from inspiring English sources
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.
Warsaw is in fact a very green city, embraced by parks and avenues of trees that sweep down to the Vistula.
This has been embraced by mandated agencies through promotion of commercial tree planting for bioenergy production in rangeland areas, especially in north-eastern Uganda.
The castle embraces and is embraced by the surrounding jungle, its forms mirroring those of the gnarled trees that grow through it.
Embraced by Intendance Bay with the Indian Ocean in the distance, Banyan Tree Seychelles is a secluded enclave of just 60 individual villas that blend colonial, plantation and contemporary styles.
Embraced by progressives.
They were never embraced by jazz critics.
By this point, Rousey had already been embraced by Hollywood.
One is the experimental method embraced by Dr Edelman.
He was embraced by members of the Parisian art world.
