Sentence examples for wide tree from inspiring English sources

At the top of the first mountain we stopped for lunch — salad with fresh vegetables, bread and cheese, hot mint tea — served to us under a wide tree, at a low table set with a golden cloth.

The driver, trying to pass the cyclists on a speedy descent about 35 kilometers from the finish, appeared to swerve to avoid a wide tree along the narrow country road.

Silviculture is driven by the primary goal of maximising profitability and this led to the development of regimes based on wide tree spacing and heavy early thinning from the 1960s to the 1990s (James 1990).

The first dated houses built after the plague date from the 15th century and many of the logs have exceptionally wide tree rings compared to timber from other periods.

George Washington is said to have mentioned the "ford over the Nepperhan at the elm tree", referring to a wide tree no longer extant; a century later, residents named their hamlet after the remark.

Steep slopes with dense vegetation are preferred if nesting on the ground, although some ground nests are surprisingly exposed or in flat spots such as in open spots of the taiga, steppe, ledges of river banks and between wide tree trunks.

Wide, tree-lined boulevards are flanked by ochre villas.

For the past two days, Delhi's wide, tree-lined boulevards have suffered worse traffic jams than usual.

Walking the town's wide, tree-lined streets today, it feels as if there's a new energy in the air.

But then you reach the Old Town – a colonial French outpost of wide, tree-lined boulevards and pastel-coloured façades.

Bandung is a modern city, with wide, tree-lined streets and many buildings and residences built in Western style.