Sentence examples for slick tree from inspiring English sources

After a few steps, that depression disappeared and all I could do was try to exactly match Sopheng's footsteps as he burrowed into a world of densely overhung, intertwining vines, bushes and branches, sharp rocks and slick tree trunks, all crawling with slimy insects, I was sure.

Germany was deadly cold this time of year, the trees slick with ice, the grass so scarce it seemed the whole country had been poured in cement.

In search of more honest sustenance, I walked out on the rain-gray, slick streets, the trees standing shivering and leafless against the November sky, and turned down the broad boulevard of the Rue de l'Opera.

Until newcomer Geni came along and shook up the genealogy world with its slick new viral family tree application.

I have vivid memories of an unending succession of slick little jumps through the trees on a run at Beaver Creek called Jackrabbit Alley.

With its gargantuan tree house, garden of slick water tricks and acres of car park, Alnwick is an impressive achievement and has revitalised a whole community.

The product takes the form of six extremely similar images of gnarled trees depicted in the slick wood marquetry for which Ms. Taylor is known.

The rain lashed against the windscreen and all I could see was the headlights' feeble beam on the dry stone walls and ghostly lichen-crusted trees that bordered the slick lanes.

But slicking off 5.5 million trees — or even just the 3.7 million proposed for harvest in the national forests — cannot be defended in terms of science or policy.

Chirruping and squawking, a few early risers collared puffbirds, chestnut-rumped woodcreepers and the tautologous curve-billed scythebill open up for the planet's biggest avian choir.In a slick of molten gold, dawn breaks and the trees awaken.

Voyaging through surreal, war-­ravaged landscapes, they come across "dead birds draped over tree branches, their outstretched wings black and slick with oil," and encounter characters who paint an indicting portrait of petroleum politics.