Sentence examples for magnificent pine from inspiring English sources

"Kast" (circa 1700), a magnificent pine and tulipwood cabinet with monochromatic painted decoration, is probably the single most important decorative art object in the show.

From the window I saw Bernice, from two houses down, standing at her backyard fence, her hands on her floral, house-coated hips, and I could tell that she was shouting at the man in the bucket of the cherry picker that was high up in the huge, bottle brush arms of the magnificent pine tree that grew in the yard between our two small green refuges.

Seeking a solution to a conflict between loggers, who claimed clear-cutting helped increase the water content of the snowpack, which replenishes Lake Tahoe, and those who bridled at the devastation of Tahoe's magnificent pine forests, he came up with the sampler in 1906.

And I have admired many magnificent pines, rising like geysers out of the rubble of old monuments, or bent like arthritic hands beside foggy mountain shrines.

Most of the original ecosystems of the eastern highlands have been destroyed, including the once luxuriant hardwood forests that dominated the eastern seaboard and the formerly magnificent Paraná pine (Araucaria) forests that covered the southern plateaus.

Perhaps it was the magnificent beach and pine forest.

I grew up in a small seaside village in Northern Tuscany, in a magnificent region of pine forests and mountains called the Apuan Alps.

The loss of these magnificent high elevation pine forests will also impact the way people live across the West.

It helps, perhaps, if you've spent the day hiking amid the magnificent birches and pines of the Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest, which extends in a vast patchwork across this lake-studded swath of northern Wisconsin.

A new sculpture garden opened recently under magnificent old oak and pine trees in City Park, once a popular spot for duels.

To the north, narrow roads wind up into magnificent landscapes of dense pine and cedar forest, lakes, mountain crags, bizarre rock formations, colonial mining villages and old Spanish silver haciendas.