Sentence examples for wide trunk from inspiring English sources

He is small-framed — five feet nine and a hundred and sixty-five pounds — but he has a wide trunk, which he tends to draw up, like a cat fluffing for combat.

A tree capable of attaining heights of 20 metres (65 feet) and a spread of 30 metres (100 feet), it has a wide trunk; the branches contain as much as 80 percent water and very little wood tissue.

The back of the car features "wide sculptural shoulders, thin light blue tail lights, wide trunk opening, and aggressive lower rear diffuser to improve aero," according to the company.

"They're very big wide trunks, evenly spaced trees, with a nice herb layer underneath.

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

In "An Aged Red Cedar Tree in the Grounds of Mount Edgecombe," Talbot portrays a cedar that may be getting on in years -- its wide trunks furrowed, some branches broken off -- but nonetheless is unbowed.

Overall robusticity, wide trunks, and features of the Neanderthal femur and pelvis have also been interpreted as relating to cold climate (e.g., Pearson 2000; Weaver 2003).

When they wrap their limbs around the wide trunks of acacia trees, koalas aren't just trying to keep from falling the trees help the marsupials cool off, researchers have discovered.

He sands, whittles and highlights the forms and designs he is discovering in the tree's fallen branches and eight-foot-wide trunk.

Ryan demonstrates how he folds his 5-foot-5 1/2-inch self into the 4 1/2-foot-wide trunk, which is stuffed with luggage, three pillows, Ryan's basketball and Dawn's pink Barbie backpack.

The Fire and Environmental Protection Departments explain that the red hydrants are fed by wider trunk water mains.