Sentence examples for expanses of trees from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bosman's luxuriant, dashed-off brushwork, brings a quality at once antic and powerful to expanses of trees, water and wood grain and staring deer, both living and stuffed.

Since the mid-1980s, Ms. Rist, who was born in Switzerland in 1962, has been working with two highly malleable substances: video and the human, usually female, body, initially her own, most often seen against swoony natural expanses of trees, grass, flowers or ocean dazzled by sunlight.

The drama began on 28 May, when environmental activists staged a sit-in at Gezi Park, one of the last expanses of trees in Istanbul.

The works depict a fictitious forest fire, which devastates a large expanse of trees and underbrush.

During my infancy no one ever bothered to tell me about the expanse of trees, fields and lakes that I stared at over the window seat as I stood on tiptoe.

In another chapter he conjures the green paradise of Central Park as seen through lovers' eyes: an Edenic expanse of trees and grass amid the city's glass and stone.

Back up the dirt road in Georgetown is the one activity that can really pay in this vast expanse of trees: cutting them down for timber.The world's tropical forests continue to disappear with disheartening speed.

We hiked to our campsite -- a small plot of land on a ridge overlooking an expanse of trees and the Pacific.

The parade made its way down West Gibson Street, made a right on Pearl and then turned quiet as everyone entered the cemetery, a landscaped expanse of trees and tombstones.

The western and northern approaches to Chicago present a vast expanse of tree-lined residential neighbourhoods, leading to a dramatic skyline of towering office, hotel, and apartment buildings that are concentrated downtown and along the lake.

The strongest, freshest paintings — which are also glass-encased and depict wintery sun-shot expanses of barren trees — personify the emotional push-pull typical of Mr. Kiefer's art.