Sentence examples for the dark trees from inspiring English sources
Find me someone bold, she asked the dark trees before her.
Bracketed by the dark trees, the luminous city appears beyond, a composition of arches, pillars, squares, rectangles, diagonals – buildings that suggest a set of toy bricks.
Without signposts of any kind, navigating to the beginning of portages requires careful map-reading and a sharp eye to spot the landing spots amid the dark trees.
His pace slows in the final pages -- at last! -- and a reader can almost hear the clumps of snow falling from the dark trees.
As for the moths, he conceded that in famous photographs illustrating the discovery, the dark moths had been glued to the dark trees.
In English, the nightjar owes its name to the harsh, discordant, jarring sound it makes from its perch among the dark tree leaves in the stillness of night.
I put the car in gear and drove along the dark tree-choked tunnel of the street, turned right, then right again, and swung into the muddy drive where the shack stood awaiting us.
Paddling back up the dark, tree-shrouded stream, I could hear, unseen overhead, the winnowing wings of waterfowl looking for patches of open water on which to spend the night in safety and comfort, and could also hear the tumult of the surf -- made gently rhythmic by distance -- on the barrier beach a mile and a half to the south.
For indoor Christmas lights on a tree, for example, be aware that the camera meter is forced to choose between the dark tree and the lights.
From her images of the "great, dark trees of the Big Woods" to the endless grass of the prairies in the west, Laura Ingalls Wilder's depictions of frontier life for America's pioneers in her beloved "Little House" series of children's books have won her countless fans.
