Sentence examples for remnants of trees from inspiring English sources

Some areas had been burned recently, and I could see the remnants of trees scattered for miles, their blackened limbs reaching into the open sky.

The fossilised remnants of trees closely related to modern kauri and Norfolk pine can be seen here.

3) Remnants of tree root that look like faces or animals have always excited the human imagination.

There were odd pockets of survivors: in Brighton, local geography and swift action by the council saved the colonies of elms, and it was noticed elsewhere that shoots were appearing from the remnants of dead trees.

The Frohlings still have a few remnants of the tree.

The remnants of the tree lie split, on their sides, black and sooty.

In addition, remnants of indigenous tree species such as croton (Croton macrostachyus), cordia (Cordia africana), Erythrina spp., podocarpus (Podocarpus falcatus) andJuniperus (Juniperus procera) are also present.

In Quebec, the extratropical remnants of Carol downed trees and power lines in Montreal from wind gusts as high as 55 mph.

In Maine, gusty winds from the remnants of Nicole downed trees and electrical lines, resulting some power outages, especially along or near the coast.

Church forests in northern Ethiopia are remnants of the original tree population (Aerts et al. 2016).

Ms. Murphy left the stump standing for more than a year, all the while mulling over what to do with the last remnant of a tree she had cherished.