I got up, and marking a great tree, I then deposited my load, not being able to carry it any farther, and set out to join my company.
At about five or six yards from the ground it was divided into five limbs, each of which was equal to a great tree.
And before that church is a great tree, which began to grow the same night.
In that city a man cast a burning dart in wrath after our Lord, and the head smote into the earth, and waxed green, and it grew to a great tree; and it grows still, and the bark thereof is all like coals.
About this time a Seneca chief, called Great Tree, who was with Washington during the summer, left for his own country and nation, with the strongest professions of friendship for the Americans.
I have watched the plant until it has become a great tree.
Treachery of Great Tree 267the sachem, in some degree, to join Butler, a few months later, in desolating that settlement.
Tibo had seen a squirrel scampering up the bole of a great tree.
Up into a great tree he clambered, higher and higher until he stood swaying upon a small limb which bent low beneath his weight.
Look yonder; there's a lesson for us what to do if it gets much worse," he continued, pointing toward a great tree at the edge of the forest.
He watched them for a long time from the shadow of a great tree, and at last he saw them enter a large hole in the side of the hill.
One day Rabbit went to Beaver and said, "The Chief sent me to you to bring you to a great tree he wishes you to cut down at once.
The Chief sent me to you to bring you to a great tree he wishes you to cut down at once," he called.
Conn followed, and soon reached a fair plain in which stood a royal rath, and a great tree, as it were of gold, in the doorway.
This passage contrasts curiously with the terms in which the ‘great tree’ is described in other Irish writings.
After visiting several islands of the familiar type, they came to one whereon was a great tree, and many beautiful birds perched thereon.
Lugh Mac Cethlenn, in the story of Conn, thus enthroned, with a great tree in the doorway of his dún, and the birds singing on it.
In their wrath they seized Draupadi, to burn her on the pyre with the body of Kichaka; but Bhima disguised himself and went to her rescue, and he scattered her tormentors in flight, killing many with a great tree which he had uprooted.
The apes were driven back until Sugriva flung a great tree, which shattered the chariot of Indrajit.
Oliver climbed a great tree whence he could see not only the host in the valley, but multitudes concealed from the general view as far as the eye could reach.
Charlemagne, old and gray, grown weary with fighting and the conquest of Europe, sat at ease among his noble councilors in the shade of a great tree in northern Spain.
There, at the foot of a great tree, he lifted a heavy stone, discovering a deep hole, from which he took several vases filled to the brim with golden coins.
Night found Kulonga far from the palisades of his father's village, but still headed westward, and climbing into the fork of a great tree he fashioned a rude platform and curled himself for sleep.
At length he came to a great tree, heavy laden with thick foliage and loaded with pendant loops of giant creepers.
So it was nearly sunset when they came to the clearing, and Tarzan, dropping to the ground beside a great tree, parted the tall jungle grass and pointed out the little cabin to her.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "great tree" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
