Sentence examples for trunks from inspiring English sources

Beyond the village, the wide trunks of baobab trees cast shadows across the Sahelian landscape where the Sambisa game reserve stretches ominously.

Artists and events heading east will include an exhibition on the design of James Bond, last seen at the Barbican which includes Ursula Andress's white bikini from the 1962 film Dr No, and Daniel Craig's equally memorable blue trunks from Casino Royale.

Nappa Dori is a men's label that sells handmade leather accessories to several London retailers: old-fashioned trunks in eye-popping colours and wallets screen-printed with iconic Indian scenes make good souvenirs.

While the image normally conveyed of its users is that of hulking tree trunks who struggle to make it through a door frame without stepping sideways, apparently the former foreign minister is also a fan.

Their great size too, makes them the very embodiment of grief, while the play of their trunks lends sprezzatura.

He describes it in the ­book's title poem: elephants, broken-hearted and clumsy, "hook up bones with their trunks and chuck them this way and that way".

This is also the only time of cool and I can see thin fingers of mist curling through the trunks and drifting across the river beyond.

Past imagery has included super-subtle abstracts and atmospheric landscapes as well as a graffiti menagerie, caricature portraits and severed tree trunks.

A seven-hour assault course scramble to get down – snow, mud, tree trunks, shale and boulders.

Instead, they have been clipped and trimmed religiously since the village was built in 1929, while Japanese elms, Zelkova serrata and Japanese maples have been "bonsaied" and now have shapely trunks and elegant forms.

At weekends or on holiday, of course, all bets are off – knitwear, polo shirts, swimming trunks can be any colour of the rainbow.