Sentence examples for pines up from inspiring English sources

You follow narrow, unmarked sand roads, framed by tall oaks and pines, up and down steep hills, and there are only a few spots where you can turn in and wait for an oncoming car to pass.

"Jack's roars"— a tidal wave of sound that bounced off those big pines, up from the Rae's Creek, through the August National clubhouse, down Magnolia Lane and dispersed throughout northeast Georgia.

Pines up to 400 years old rise from a carpet of lichens.

Fossil by fossil, scientists over the last 40 years have suspected that their models for the more immediate human family tree — the single trunk, straight as a Ponderosa pine, up from Homo habilis to Homo erectus to Homo sapiens — were oversimplified.

Chuck pines, sucks up, drinks up, suffers pangs of conscience and, in the second act, develops a spine, all the while confiding to the audience in ingratiating asides.

The streets wind through the pines and up and down the hilly terrain.

Winter came creeping down from the north, frosting the hill pines, taking up residence in her hands.

Another of Gafić's photos, from 2014, shows a seemingly unremarkable sheath of gaunt pines curving up a mountain above the russet roofs of Sarajevo.

We stuck close to shore, examining giant maples and pines rising up from a thin layer of soil covering slabs of rust- and brown-colored igneous rock.

Forget about your troubles periodically and be rewarded with the urgency of a sapling, one searching for the sun, sleeping on a bed of nurse logs beneath its mother, one of those towering pines looming up from the floor.

Forests (mainly of pine) take up about one-fifth of the total area.