Sentence examples for sweeping tree from inspiring English sources
"The moving grasses, the sweeping tree branches, the birds calling from invisible locations in the dappled shadows … I thought: it is back".
Twenty-eight bauxite mines and three forest references were surveyed by transects of pitfall traps, vegetation sweeping, tree beating, and both day and night hand collecting.
As with the original survey, ants were sampled along 100 m transects using larger (42 mm internal diameter) pitfall traps, shrub sweeping, tree beating, and day-time hand collecting.
The basic idea is to build a balanced binary tree based on the input data; then the prefix sum can be computed by sweeping the tree to and from its root.
The poem "No Threshold" is remarkably Grahamish in conception, language, and even layout on the page: that there isno threshold wind sweeping the trees light-glint on grass the irises blooming then not the daylilies blooming then not then frost then gusts of snow Sheck is also fond of one of Graham's most common stylistic techniques, the inappropriate adjective.
FRAN HOCHMAN MANHATTAN IS CALLING The deck is creaking The faucet is leaking The lawn needs seeding The bushes need weeding The mold is creeping The chimney needs sweeping The trees need pruning The piano needs tuning The rugs are going The bills are growing The city is calling Resistance is falling The children long gone It's time to move on A condo we're buying When prices stop flying!
For his latest project, Sachs commuted by train from Chur in Switzerland to Tirano in Italy, capturing not the landscapes but the rush of undefined details sweeping by: trees and lamp-posts, other trains,station buildings.
worried because of talk of sweeping away the trees and grass plots to make room for more traffic.
But its stately trees, sweeping views of the Pacific Ocean and craggy cliffs were not why Scott Gardiner needed to be reminded once or twice that it was his turn to hit during the first round of the Farmers Insurance Open.
The northern Pacific coastline of Japan was devastated by the tsunami, which travelled at a rate of 500mph (800km/h), sending ships crashing into the shore, flattening buildings, sweeping away cars, trees and people.
They had just completed a six-month training course at the FC's main training academy in Shabqadar – a British-era base with sweeping lawns and tree-lined drives – and came from districts that read like a roll-call of Taliban battlegrounds: Waziristan, Swat, Kohat, Lakki Marwat.
