Sentence examples for thin foliage from inspiring English sources

"The canvas," Stout wrote, about another painting, "came not from any remembered form of flowers or flower beds but from a tree outside the door, a tree that the thin foliage of the lower reaches allowed the rising branches to be seen, rising, yet moving sideways, toward each other".

Signal attenuation occurs when (1) the GPS signal goes through thin foliage and reaches the antenna; (2) the signal reflects or bounces off the foliage.

The most likely outcome is much thinner foliage: if two-thirds of America's branches closed, it would still have more per person than Norway.

This well-proportioned plant was 45-61 cm (18-24 in) tall and almost as broad, with thin, smooth foliage typical of its species.

It looked very beautiful in fall: the thin, tapering foliage, gracefully curled at the ends, shimmering between the pink begonia flowers and the twinkling stars of the aster, seemed to borrow a touch of color from each.

On that day in March, watching footage of the helicopter rising from the Palace lawn into an azure blue sky (even whilst noting the still thin spring foliage that would have to be improved on in post-production to become convincing summer) the auguries still looked good.

Olive Drab/Military Green/: Good for both dense and thin green foliage, in suburban settings you will probably find yourself hiding in bushes and grass hills often, this would be a decent choice.

Follow the many varieties of foliage – thin grass, tangled thorn, splotches of moss – into all the nooks and crannies that give this painting its atmosphere and name, and you have no doubt you are looking at a painting by Leonardo Da Vinci.

I used to like gay pride when it was full of terrifying South London studs and badly dressed gays peeing behind thin layers of foliage in Soho Square.

Growing shallots is very similar, except that you plant full-size bulbs 15-20cm andrt, and leave them without thinning until their foliage dies down.

To indicate the park, Mr. Pericoli has drawn a thin band of green foliage across the base of the buildings -- a "cloud of trees" as he calls it -- behind which the skyline appears to emerge.