Sentence examples for unusual canopy from inspiring English sources
A bay platform was built on the north side of the station to accommodate branch traffic, with an unusual canopy which covered the entire bay, as well as the eastbound platform.
The Clevedon branch was seeing increased passenger traffic, up to 26 trains daily and 10 on Sundays by 1958, and in 1956 the unusual canopy was taken down, replaced by a second-hand canopy from Dauntsey railway station.
Populations of the umbrella thorn acacia, Vechellia tortilis (formerly Acacia tortilis), in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) have an unusual tilted canopy architecture compared with the flat or dome-shaped morphology typical throughout its pan-tropical range.
Suddenly one of the more experienced bird-watchers saw an unusual bird flying into the canopy of a nearby locust tree.
The park's two main architectural features are the Peace Bridge (sardonically referred to as the "Always Ultra Bridge" due to the unusual shape of its glass canopy) and a new concert hall and exhibition centre, which has been likened to a pair of dismembered legs.
Across the street, the Umbrella — many of Moss's buildings have names, both underlining and domesticating their unusual forms — has a huge corner canopy of twisted glass and steel that looks as if it had crashed into the building and broken apart.
Canopy shakers are still an unusual sight in Florida's orange groves.
So our new collection, Canopy & Stars, was born – a collection of green, beautiful, provocative, unusual and comfortable places – where guests can holiday with a dash of eco-panache.
South African Afrotemperate forest is unusual among other southern hemisphere mixed angiosperm conifer forests in that a suite of angiosperm canopy species, rather than a single conifer species, forms the colonising cohort.
He took us for a walk under the jungle canopy and suddenly asked, 'Can you see the tunnel near here?' There was nothing unusual on the forest floor.
An unusual mix of trees of different sizes is found in the tropical rainforest, and those trees form several canopies below the uppermost layer, although they are not always recognizably separate layers.
