Sentence examples for tall trunk from inspiring English sources

First it became a dome, and then a tall trunk, and then a flat cylinder.

The tall trunk is typically white or grey except when it is wet.

Swoopy roof lines and tall trunk lids often make back windows so narrow that they compromise a rearward view, and virtually necessitate having a backup camera for easier and safer parking.

The par-6 hole called the "Dead Tree Forest" is a stand of tall trunks.

Runoff gushes down a side gully between boulders, tall trunks seeded with pennywort and shoals of leaf mould scattered with prickly leaves and scarlet berries.

Montoya has allowed the woodland to speak for itself; he has expanded its canvas, clearing out bramble to let tall trunks lead the eye into the distance, placing simple log benches in the woods to invite the visitor to rest.

The thin, dense leaves of my rosemary (Rosmarinus officinalis) look just right filling the 8-inch ball that caps its 12-inch-tall trunk.

Its shining, brilliant green, willowy, wavy-edged leaves hang from pendant branches that almost clasp the tall, straight trunk.

The most-marked features of the tree are its long tufted foliage and its tall columnar trunk, sometimes 35 metres (115 feet) high, which furnishes one of the most-valued pine timbers.

Instead, pepper vines are trained to climb coconut palms or betel trees in backyards, or silver oaks used as windbreaks on the tea plantations, or any other tree with a tall, straight trunk.

The Plinys, shortly after lunch one sunny afternoon in Misenum (an imperial naval base west of Vesuvius on the Bay of Naples), were distracted from their studies by the sight of an immense cloud, rising in the shape of an "umbrella pine": branches spreading from a tall, thick trunk.