Sentence examples for trunk country from inspiring English sources
Two picture captions on Wednesday with the "Still Life" essay about hunting for art at yard sales and flea markets misidentified the location of one such place shown, the Elephant's Trunk Country Flea Market in Connecticut.
The global scenarios I have described correspond to the tree's trunk; the country scenarios developed by the national Shell operating companies can be likened to boughs.
Beside her Internet business, she has started doing trunk shows at country clubs, and a dozen club pro shops now carry her line.
In December 1794 a young man named William-Henry Ireland presented his antiquarian collector father with a manuscript he claimed to have discovered in a trunk in a country house belonging to a "gentleman of large fortune".
And Papo d'Anjo is offering 44 trunk shows around the country this fall.
And Mr. Weisenfeld wanted Ms. Dennis, who had built a following by giving trunk shows around the country at stores large and small, to be more selective about the shows she agreed to.
A famous crossing point on the Danube where highways have always converged in the past, it has become the hub of the country's trunk roads and main railway lines, all of which radiate from the capital.
Michael Kors may be the Zelig of American fashion, dropping into viewers living rooms each week, as a judge on "Project Runway," chatting with customers at trunk shows across the country, and even playing himself on the small screen now and then as he did in an episode of "Gossip Girl".
This act aims to open high-speed trunk expressways throughout the country and to promote the constructions of new urban and agricultural areas.
This act's aims are defined as follows: This act aims to open high-speed trunk expressways throughout the country and to promote the constructions of new urban and agricultural areas.
The trunk road links the country's largest container port in Felixstowe, with the M1 and M6 motorways, from where goods are whisked to the rest of the country.
