Lianes are abundant in the forests of the Amazon region.
About midnight there broke over us the most terrific storm of thunder and lightning I ever knew, and with it the rain came down in such torrents that I thought the weight of it must burst the lianes and bring our shelter down about our ears.
There are few lianes or spinous briers stretching from tree to tree, obstructing free passage, but a thousand lesser vines drape the low tree tops with myriads of flowers, new and attractive to the visitor.
The blacks, hatchet in hand, cut them down with vigorous blows, but the lianesreappeared constantly, reaching from the earth to the top of the highest trees which they encircled.
Much was burnt to tinder and ash; much more was simply killed and scorched, and stood or hung in an infinite tangle oflianes and boughs, all gray and bare.
The high bow and poop, covered with serpent-like lianes and creeping weeds, were erect in the water, for the galleon lay on an even keel.
The algae of the ocean bed, with its lianes and creeping growth, twisted all about the submarine, fluttering and waving in the currents caused by the swiftly revolving propeller.
The sediment gave weight to the roots, which kept the clusters under water, and the force of the current made them buoyant, giving the lianes a slope when the river was high, which kept them not far from its surface.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "lianes" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
