We are now deep into the trunk of the tree.
Today, you can still find notes pinned to the trunk of the tree.
"We have the trunk of the tree," declared Estrada, at one point.
"If you think of jazz as a tree, they're the rings around the trunk of the tree.
They were squished under the branches, sitting way back by the trunk of the tree waiting for their hot chocolate".
Q My colleagues and I saw a raccoon sleeping the other day, in a treetop curled around the trunk of the tree, right outside an office window.
I tried to chip out to the fairway but instead hammered my ball directly into the trunk of the tree in front of me.
He provided understanding of the trunk of the tree of knowledge in The World, Dioptrics, Meteorology, and Geometry, and he established its metaphysical roots in the Meditations.
Hobel said, "The panther walked up to the base of the tree, paced, sat down, wiggled its butt a bit, arched its back, stretched, reached up, and scratched the trunk of the tree.
Live blogging, a technique of telling a story that fuses original reporting and aggregated news and comment, has become the default way to tell major stories, the trunk of the tree from which individual stories branch off.
"In overthrowing me," he said as he was shipped to France, "you have only cut down the trunk of the tree of liberty of the Blacks in Saint Domingue: it will spring back from the roots".
