Sentence examples for extraordinary trees from inspiring English sources

Extraordinary trees — rare, oddly shaped or just plain huge — provide something else altogether.

"A street of extraordinary trees — a kind of boulevard that I only dreamt of because it reminded me of Europe," Mr. Libeskind says on the recording.

They passed through the ordinary trees of the park, and then into the extraordinary trees of their own realm, and came to the door in the hill, and passed through that as well.

Adrian Benepe, the parks commissioner, has already found that out; so has Benjamin Swett, the photographer and author of "The Great Trees of New York," whom Ms. Jones has enlisted in identifying the five boroughs' most extraordinary trees, with age, height and beauty as major criteria.

The tree farm will become a memorial arboretum -- a large sunken garden of extraordinary tree specimens, flowers and wildlife from all over the world.

The Sequoia is an extraordinary tree capable of living for centuries and growing taller than the Statue of Liberty.

The beginning of the journey starts at the lake and goes past some extraordinary looking trees – the twisty one on the left as you go up the hill and three beauties on your right.

An extraordinary hermaphroditic tree was found in a natural S. subfragilis population (Kurahashi and Kimura, 2002).

Madagascan forests are an extraordinary mix of thorn trees, octopus trees and incredible baobab trees.

I remember dancers frozen for long periods, leaning from the waist at extraordinary angles like trees after a storm, and then short outbreaks of movements like involuntary spasms.

Little Toller and Common Ground produced Arboreal: A Collection of New Woodland Writing, and also reissued John Fowles's extraordinary meditation The Tree, with a perceptive foreword by William Fiennes.