Sentence examples for screening trees from inspiring English sources

About thirty miles uphill from Puget Sound, we turned off I-90 at a nondescript exit, went through a corridor of screening trees, and into the Seattle East Auto Truck Plaza, where a freestanding coffee hut aptly named Cloud Espresso dispensed americano one-shots and mondo latte — truck-driver drinks, strong enough to float a horseshoe.

The easiest control is prevention by screening the tree from the fungal-laden elements in winter.

The hemicircular arrangement enables the steles to be partly screened by trees.

A concrete pillbox that had been screened by trees stood visible.

Mr. Hartley pointed to Mr. Doig's compositions growing less "claustrophobic — screens of trees, falling snow," and more open.

The houses in these early paintings look uninhabited and desolate, and you see them through a screen of trees or underbrush, or blurred by falling snow.

Behind them, hidden by a red brick wall and a screen of trees built on the N2, which passes south from Durban to East London, is Mandela's compound.

(He went on to paint architect-designed houses including Le Corbusier's Unité d'Habitation in Briey-en-Forêt Briey-en-Forêthidden Briey-en-Forêt, Francees).

Russians don't bother to hide strip mines with a screen of trees along the road to spare the feelings of motorists, as we Americans do.

Nestled behind the screen of trees is a manufacturing center originally built by the Gyrodyne Company of North America to build helicopters.

Viewed through the screen of trees, it is a moody, evocative sight, like the bass line of a slow jazz tune.