Sentence examples for scrap of tree from inspiring English sources
Give me that little scrap of tree.
Aiming to use every single scrap of tree debris, Mr. Romero randomly inserted chunks of wood along the treehouse's exterior, which he said was a nod to Duchamp.
By William Rose Benet The New Yorker, February 25 , 1933P. 53 Give me that little scrap of tree View Article By Rivka Galchen By Larissa MacFarquhar By Ceridwen Dovey By Jia Tolentino.
One of his most famous pieces of work is a photograph of a scrap of paper pinned to a tree trunk.
It said the scrapping of the traditional tree at the Grand Place followed a ban on Christmas trees at law courts, the suppression of religious symbols at school and a ban on pork at school canteens.
Not only are there six giant horns emerging from six different parts of the planet and threatening to burst it apart, but the evil Quintessa is flinging a planetoid — a gargantuan bundle of scrap metal, kudzu, tree branches, and random organic crud — at Earth.
Meanwhile, strange things are happening all around them: voodoo fetishes materialise in the trees, a scrap of unspecified icky stuff (you don't like to look too closely) is delivered attached to a bundle of twigs.
Bodies were lined up on the sidewalk and covered with blankets, scraps of cardboard, even tree branches.
The roof is a combination of scraps of metal, banana tree leaves, and random pieces of trash that have been tossed up there to try and keep the rain out.
Most of it is made of tree trunks (parts dating from the early 1800s), and even the scrap-dealer still has a sledge.
