Sentence examples for tree crowded from inspiring English sources

Rhodes occasionally lingers too long on his subject's publishing difficulties (a pet peeve of many authors), but he conveys both the singular glories of the early American wilderness — a sycamore tree crowded with nine thousand swallows — and the solitary desperation of Audubon's labors.

Immediately I noticed a difference: the ugly concrete ribbon developments stopped, the trees crowded in, and with them came the sound of cicadas and birds.

Then the road narrowed and shade trees crowded the shoulders.

The hospital-white walls serve as a pseudo gallery for students' artwork and as a backdrop for a forest of faux ficus trees crowded into a corner.

Unfortunately, grunge dominates, with Tad, Mudhoney and Screaming Trees crowding out hip-hop beyond novelties like "O.P.P".

The road arcs inland through increasingly mountainous terrain, trees crowding the camber, the ghost of a defunct railway line lying to one side.

The water is sombre under its brows of cliff, and the trees crowd down to drink, the pump sneers; lonely, green-hued, dark.

The Beach Boys are harmonizing on the song "You're Welcome," the B-side of "Heroes and Villains," as Rubinstein sticks his head out the window and lets out an ecstatic howl to the redwood trees crowding the road.

Similarly, red mangrove trees crowd together to withstand the heavy waves of their coastal habitat, absorbing wave energy in their roots and forming a natural breakwater that protects shoreline.

Page A17 Obituaries GEORGE BALLAS, 85 He loved tending to his lawn with meticulous care, but the 200 or more trees crowding a two-acre expanse posed a problem.

Tropical trees crowd the winding highway, briefly vanishing to allow for the lone gas stations or coffee shops that mark a settlement, then swarming up again to envelop you in fecund jungle.