Sentence examples for land of trees from inspiring English sources

The fire roared through the cliffs in the Pike National Forest with flames hundreds of feet high, scouring the land of trees across 138,000 acres.

Once they used clusters of dates to track patterns of population growth and decline at archaeological sites in Europe, they calibrated their method by studying patterns in the types and dates of pollen found at the sites, which reflect when farmers cleared land of trees to grow crops.

It seems critical for everyone to take plastic chairs out of Malakal in a land of trees and reeds, the $3 plastic chair is considered valuable.

While the French colonists most of whom were farmers who seasonally engaged in fur trade had always been relatively few, there seemed to be no end of settlers in the British colonies, who wanted to clear the land of trees and occupy it.

The rivers rose as the rain ran down land denuded of trees, which have been cut to make charcoal, the only commodity with much market value for Haiti's villagers, the poorest people in the Western Hemisphere.

The land cleared of trees largely became pasture.

Hers was the land of avocado trees and dry heat.

Mr. Irwin said that he wanted, in fact, to showcase the seasons, even in this land of palm trees.

And while she is not against subdividing land, she said, she is opposed to new owners who come in and strip the land of its trees.

She's moved to the land of palm trees, sells to all the big collectors and has even got a pool in the backyard of her lavish house.

A young man sings of a dreamlike longing for a "land of palm trees," where a young maiden walks on a sandy shore.