Sentence examples for limbs of trees from inspiring English sources

The limbs of trees howled above him like abandoned wolves.

Teenagers climbed on each other's shoulders to reach the bare limbs of trees, where they climbed higher.

When taking off the bottom limbs of trees be sure to take notice if any brooms are present.

In this rarefied form of horticulture, the trunks and limbs of trees are the only lines the artist has to work with, so the bark that covers them gives the final work its character.

Kafka, Hart Crane, Jackson Pollock, Tennessee Williams, Mark Rothko, melancholics all, so why shouldn't we accept our own bleakness and take long walks in the winter woods and look at the gnarled limbs of trees and struggle with the inscrutable and accept the beauty of permanent turmoil?

With a few weathered planks and chairs and Spanish moss bearding the limbs of trees, the set design of Beowulf Boritt evokes a rural South that is further enhanced by the lighting of Chad McArver, the costumes of Helen L. Simmons and the sound design of David D. Wright.

We're talking two-hour security lines; crappy (or nonexistent) food; and cheek-by-jowl seating that practically guarantees you'll walk off the plane with swollen limbs of tree trunk proportions.

A bushmaster may coil for several weeks at one site, waiting to ambush prey along routes of travel, such as fallen limbs, buttresses of trees, or trails along the ground.

In northern Manitoba, early breeding redpolls typically place their nest on horizontal limbs of spruce trees, but later nesting individuals often nest in willow and larch trees [29].

The soil accumulates from the debris flow from the trees themselves, and the moisture creates deep soil mats on the limbs of the trees into which the salamander can burrow in the dry summer months.

Dead patches form on the sun-exposed trunk and limbs of young trees, often those recently transplanted to open areas from nurseries where they were shaded by nearby trees.