Sentence examples for rain tree from inspiring English sources
noun
A tropical American tree (Albizia saman) having bipinnate leaves, globose clusters of flowers with crimson stamens, and sweet-pulp pods eaten by cattle, also used as an ornamental.
That yellow rain tree could go, too.
Toru Takemitsu's "Rain Tree" (1981), by contrast, is scored for marimbas, vibraphone and small bells.
Dosmann scans the canopy while collecting seed of golden rain tree (Koelreuteria paniculata) in South Korea in 2004.
Most of the plants represent New Mexican natives with a smattering of species, like the Golden Rain tree from Asia, from similar climates around the world.
There are also forests of teak, mahogany, saman (known as the rain tree), and blue mahoe (a strong-fibred tree) in the interior.
The Indian rain tree, Koelreuteria paniculata, has upright candelabras of yellow flowers in summer, when few other trees bloom, and a fiery autumn colour.
I spoke at his funeral, and they played some music he had written called 'Rain Tree,' inspired by stories of mine....When I first came to Princeton, I was going from my office to my apartment, and there are three rain trees on the way.
Just a few minutes from downtown, you can drive through stretches of fine parklands with massive rain trees.
A variety of species, some exotic, have moved in, among them crepe myrtle, black willow and golden rain trees laced with vines.
With numerous awards for its interior – a wood-panelled bar, suspended mezzanine, and rain trees at the entrance – Tote draws a mixed crowd.
The lower an electromagnetic wave's frequency the better it is at penetrating rain, trees and walls, which is why television and FM radio tend to work in the basement, but why Wi-Fi signals have trouble with walls.
