Sentence examples for trees rising from inspiring English sources

His accent is swampy, the aural equivalent of lots of weird twisted trees rising out of a bog.

Then there is the rainforest, which is always changing, sometimes so dense it looks black, other times flooded, with stark dead trees rising above the canopy.

A few squat adobe houses scattered up a switchback dirt track, terraces of vegetables and fruit trees rising from the dry river bed, a small fountain where the locals fill their water containers, and that's about it.

We climbed a steep embankment and entered the rain forest through a dark hole freshly cut into the jungle, emerging in a gloomy forest, with trees rising like giant cathedral columns into the canopy.

The day's centerpiece unfolded at ground zero, where more than 10,000 members of the victims' families, and some dignitaries and their wives, gathered in a parklike setting of swamp white oaks and emerald lawns — a strangely futuristic plaza with precisely spaced trees rising from a five-acre granite floor, surrounded by a gouged wasteland of unfinished skyscrapers and silent construction cranes.

Such minor discomforts are a small price to pay for those halcyon days spent drifting through the Perigord Noir (the easterly part of the Dordogne region) passing high gorges, tall poplar trees rising from the river, and medieval chateaux and clifftop hamlets set in lush, rolling countryside.

Palm trees rose against the sky from inside the compound.

The trees rise to reveal Art Nouveau roots.

Ranks of maple trees rise on the rocky hillsides above the farm.

Trees rise from the 30 inches of soil covering the roof.

Instead young trees rose straight for 20 feet or more through the riotous tangle, seeking sunlight.