Sentence examples for line of pines from inspiring English sources

It is a gray day, drizzling and misty, and after the plane circles a line of pines several times, the wolf is still not visible.

A line of dark pine trees stands at the end of the airfield, looming close, close, closer still.

And there are no forms to fill out for borrowing a bicycle, so guests who sleep through the morning stroll tour the 540-acre property on a whim, pedaling past neat lines of planted pines and eucalyptus inhabited by a startling variety of brightly colored birds.

In his Keter Malkhût poem (Kingdom's Crown), Ibn Gabirol further describes God's creative act as a splitting open of nothingness: "…ve-qara el ha-'ayîn ve-nivqa…," ("…and He called out to the nothing and it split open…"; in Gabirol's poem, Keter Malkhût, canto 9; See Schirmann 1967, p. 262, line 82; for a treatment of this line, see Pines 1980).

As Gounod presents him, Faust, an embittered old philosopher who has signed a contract with the Devil, becomes just another in a line of dashing young tenor heroes pining for a young woman and showing off his top notes.

The tangle of pines.

Most genomic studies of pines have focused on loblolly pine, while additional sequencing efforts are needed to develop genomic resources for other pines.

Here is where you take a right on an unmarked road lined with thick stands of pine and birch.

Still, it's pretty good I would say - as with a lot of his latter-day fare, a little witless, but nicely orchestrated and full of very Moz lines about prostitutes, boxes of pine, and - I kid you not – a "vicious street gang".

Pine was killed in the line of duty two years ago.

On his site, he described the journey as, "a pine tree confronting the ridge line of the Earth.