Sentence examples for under its canopy from inspiring English sources

Events Much of what occurs in Kansas City in the summer occurs out of doors under its canopy of towering oaks, elms and other impressive trees, but the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art, 4525 Oak Street, (816) 751-1278, www.nelson-atkins.org, has chosen this season to mount a major indoor exhibition, "Eternal Egypt: Masterworks of Ancient Art From the British Museum".

She described it as her "fixed tropical greenhouse," and today paulistanos still relax, gossip, skateboard, and occasionally protest under its canopy.

The forest is dark under its leafy canopy.

Will it be capable of establishing itself in non-invaded native forests and regenerating under its own canopy in the absence of disturbances?

In many ways these Champions League nights at the Emirates are the definitive Wenger-ball experience, with the stadium full under its brilliant steel canopy and the latest crop of soft-shoed cosmopolitans given licence to zip the ball around under those brilliant white lights, an epitome of frictionless modern European football.

It was named after, and was centered on, the Galleria Umberto I, the bustling Victorian arcade in central Naples that Burns the G.I. had frequented, and that had come to symbolize for him the city's beleaguered but still-beating heart; at one point or another most of his characters found themselves under its shattered glass canopy.

The high plinths of the temples are elaborately covered with horizontal bands of floral and animal motifs, separated from one another by deeply shadowed recesses; a series of divine and semidivine figures each under its own foliated canopy covers the walls.

Figure 1 Acacia drepanolobium with its long swollen thorns, which are occupied by ants ( Crematogaster species) when young. Figure 2 Acacia mellifera with no grass under its bunch-type canopy after the main rainy season.

Our results allow us to establish that in its native range B. darwinii is a species with the ability to grow under different light conditions by adjusting leaf morphology and physiological attributes, but its under canopy performance is lower.

High plasticity in biomass allocation could be a key to understanding tree species invasiveness; the plastic response of A. negundo could impede its establishment under closed-canopy hardwood forests while its high plasticity would perfect its growth and potentially allow its spread in resource-rich riparian forests down to the river.

According to a foreign military analyst, the operation is a strategic success: the army has destroyed a huge network of roads built by the FARC under the jungle canopy, disrupting its lines of communication.