Sentence examples for jungle trees from inspiring English sources
Most of the routine nightly fire is lobbed into these zones, where it blows up jungle trees and — the Americans hope — the caves and bunkers of the Front.
Indeed, much of the story can be ignored, and the pirate-infested Caribbean can be used as a playground for diving to wrecks, climbing jungle trees and hunting white whales.
Even in his own books, beneath the adventuring and the details about towering jungle trees and wild animals, there is a steady drumbeat of recalcitrant porters being flogged and insolent natives being taught a lesson with bullets.
For an hour or more, as we climbed ever higher, all I saw was jungle — trees and creepers on either side of us, with hardly a village to break the anxious monotony.
It's a massive body of water carved out of the rocks and surrounded with vivid green jungle trees and plants and red-eyed geckos jumping out from behind clumps of moss as you climb higher and higher.
The perfumer Mark Buxton built the upper decks of this sleekest of vessels out of C11 ISO, a synthetic molecule that smells of clean pressed fire, if you can imagine such a thing; the pine-scented synthetic C12 MNA; and a high-quality natural Haitian vetiver that smells like dust on jungle trees.
The couple collaborated on tapestries up to 20 feet long in bright shard patterns, some based on Himalayan mountain ranges, others on plowshare blades and still others on jungle tree trunks.
One of his proudest achievements was pressing the Australian government into making Christmas Island in the Indian Ocean a national park, largely to save the endangered bird, the Abbott's Booby, which breeds only on that island, nesting high in the jungle tree canopy.
Chris King, a giant who says he once acted in Sergio Leone's films ("they always killed me off before the end of the movie. I was too good looking"), offers Dracaena Arborea, a jungle tree he grows on his farm in Florida and rents out for parties.
As the sun dipped down below the jungle tree line, the riders cruised the beach.
Wherever they live, primate babies, except those of humans, are transported without dams' support, even through the jungle tree canopy.
