Sentence examples for tree rise from inspiring English sources
In "From a Window," for instance, he writes: I saw a tree inside a tree rise kaleidoscopically as if the leaves had livelier ghosts.... Of course that old tree stood exactly as it had and would (but why should it seem fuller now?) and though a man's mind might endow even a tree with some excess of life to which a man seems witness, that life is not the life of men.
But would the tree rise from the floor suddenly in the middle of Act One as it had in New York some eighteen years earlier.
A garish palm tree rises across the front, just below the Masterfoods sponsor.
A Christmas tree rises into the flies high above the stage.
An attenuated tree rises physically and metaphorically above a distant town.
Now the tree rises while she, right before it, clutches the ballet's tiny protagonist to her heart.
With this huge tree rising across the backdrop of a faraway lake, Tubbecke comes across as a master of the Surreal.
The room grows outsize, and the Christmas tree rises volcanically upward out of the ground until the star is out of sight.
In Santo Loquasto's elegant rocky clearing, with one barren tree rising almost to the catwalk, the ozone is full of brilliant blather.
ATMOSPHERE A flashy multilevel space with a tree rising through the first-floor ceiling; several comfortable lounge and dining areas; moody lighting and pulsing music.
