Sentence examples for tree shade from inspiring English sources
'tree shade' is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to refer to the shade created by a tree, or when talking about a tree whose shade is providing shelter. For example, "We found a nice spot beneath a tree's shade to rest."
With sixty sheep to one boy and all the tree shade he could want, my grandfather taught himself to read that first summer.
by Sharon Levy Isn't it always the heart that wants to wash the elephant, begging the body to do it with soap and water, a ladder, hands, in tree shade big enough for the vast savannas of your sadness, the strangler fig of your guilt, the cratered full moon's light fuelling the windy spooling memory of elephant?
Isn't it always the heart that wants to wash the elephant, begging the body to do it with soap and water, a ladder, hands, in tree shade big enough for the vast savannas of your sadness, the strangler fig of your guilt, the cratered full moon's light fuelling the windy spooling memory of elephant?
Also known as the Tree Shade restaurant, because a huge tree has been left growing in the middle of the entrance, this looks at first like a fishmongers, with trays of exotic fish, live crabs and prawns displayed on mounds of dripping ice, alongside an open kitchen lined with blazing woks.
Grass reduced maximum surface temperatures by up to 24 °C, similar to model predictions, while tree shade reduced them by up to 19 °C.
In contrast grass has little effect upon local air or globe temperatures, so should have little effect on human comfort, whereas tree shade can provide effective local cooling.
Come warm weather, a tree shades their their three-story brick building.
A palm tree shades the outdoor courtyard, where there is a large dining table.
A TALL maple tree shades the Brooklyn backyard of Ici, a sweet new restaurant full of unpretentious pleasures.
A flowering crab apple tree shades a low rock and a patch of ferns, and hides most of the house behind it.
A pipe organ cactus made a handy rack for drying socks, and a glossy-leafed lemon tree shaded a small table and chairs.
