Sentence examples for tree speak from inspiring English sources
The charred remains of the Tree speak to the heroes, explaining that a giant dragon called the Mana Beast will soon be summoned to combat the Fortress.
PlaTheturned her comoon sorrowas— dead father, mental illness, cheating husband — into something like an origin story for pain itself, as if her owitness preceded the world.
"How old does that make it?" I wondered aloud, assuming the size of a tree speaks to its age.
The image of a buttoned-up businessman who resembles a Monty Python character standing near a bohemian fellow slouching on the ground against a tree speaks volumes about the social and moral shifts of the 60's.
In Jarrow, at the south end of the Tyne Tunnel, the Queen planted a tree, spoke to those who had worked on the massive construction project and started a wheelchair race through it.
America's children gathered around the official tree speaks of the melting pot of souls that makes our land great.
Although the single figure in the Origin does not, exactly, depict that putative "great tree", but rather Darwin's ideas of evolution of species within genera, the fact that the only illustration in the book shows tree speaks volumes of the importance of the tree as a metaphor of evolution.
Which tree speaks to you? You'll need one that's the right height and the right width.
Planting trees, speaking our languages, telling our stories are all part of the same act of conservation.
On a chilly day last month, when the rains evoked November but the flowering cherry, dogwood and magnolia trees spoke of spring, a group of five docents-in-training followed Mr. Kaufman around the house.
