Sentence examples for weathered tree from inspiring English sources
Two boxy and moderately decrepit dwellings stand tall against nature, in a place that is defined only by oversize and weathered tree limbs and a prepollution, blue sky.
Like an old weathered tree that loses its leaves, the branches have all fallen off; lightning strikes it but it's still standing.
A weathered tree house sat in the branches of a large tree in the garden.
From the galactic cluster of countless little bubbles neatly drawn by Hiroyuki Doi to the big, expressionistic paintings of tigers by Thornton Dial Sr .and the weathered tree trunks transformed into comical demons by Bessie Harvey, it covers a lot of technical and stylistic ground.
His sleeves are cut off raggedly at the shoulders, an effect that makes his muscular, tattooed arms look as big as weathered tree limbs; and his craggy, bewhiskered face, battered and scarred by fists and time, is menacing, as he brings it to within inches of one of the shiny young faces.
When the ground is bare in cold weather, tree roots can be killed.
In hot weather, trees release volatile organic hydrocarbons including terpenes and isoprenes - two molecules linked to photochemical smog.
As a response to the warming weather, trees may be converting more carbon dioxide into oxygen for a longer time than normal.
Come warm weather, a tree shades their their three-story brick building.
The weather loosened tree roots across the East Coast, making them vulnerable even to moderate winds, experts said.
Warmer weather makes trees more vulnerable to insects and pathogens that thrive in warmer conditions.
