Sentence examples for long trunks from inspiring English sources

Then he names the iconic shape right in front of us — "long trunks" — lest anyone miss that long trunks equal elephants equal long trunks.

Thirty seconds later, I had my own private beach, almost: a lone surfer in long trunks the colors of a sunset was standing a good 100 yards down the sand, staring at the breaking surf.

The 19 second clip, uploaded by one of the company's co-founders Jawed Karim, shows a man explaining that the elephants behind him at San Diego Zoo have long trunks.

He says, "The cool thing about these guys is that they have really, really, really long trunks, and that's cool," smirks a little, and ends with "And that's pretty much all there is to say".

'Me at the zoo' was the first video uploaded to the site, simply showing a man standing in front an elephant enclosure saying: "Alright so here we are in front of the elephants, and the cool thing about these guys is that they have really, really, really long, trunks, and that's cool.

Then clearly X is properly amenable, because we can use the long trunks to localize the Følner sets of X of arbitrary large cardinality.

There were long trunk-shaped balloons emanating from a papier-mache elephant face & Blanket races.

Down below, a Joshua tree-shaped stage with a long trunk of runway jutted into the crowd.

They are known by their long trunk (elongated upper lip and nose), columnar legs, and huge heads with temporal glands and wide, flat ears.

An ice cream, a lollipop, a bun - whatever the baby wants, the elephant stretches out his long trunk and takes for him.

A huge log straddles the stream and higher up, just below the tree line, is a long trunk, cut into precise lengths, awaiting collection.