Pleached fruit trees, climbing roses, and purple clematis do their best to console the scene for its lost pieties.
Then he and Nancy turned from the tempting stream and walked up a pleached alley of withies woven and interarched.
At the end of the pleached alley was a mulberry tree with a seat round its trunk and a thick lawn that ran right up to the house itself.
The pleachedwalks and parterres were in all the freshness of June.
The garden alleys were deserted, the pleached walks dark as subterranean passages, with the wet gleam of statues starting spectrally out of the blackness.
In the pleached alley, lost In bitter reverie, he found her soon.
He went to the next, a peach-tree, and to the next, a fine pleached pear.
Oh, see, almost all of the pleached trees are saved!
The European hornbeam was a favorite tree for making the "pleached alleys," of which old-world garden-lovers were proud.
Pleached alleys" were made with these fast-growing trees that submitted so successfully to severe pruning and training.
The Intendant, ever attentive to her wishes, offered his arm to lead her into the pleachedwalks of the illuminated garden.
The garden walks were not deserted: their beauty drew out many a couple who sauntered merrily, or lovingly, down the pleached avenues, which looked like the corridors of a gorgeously-decorated palace.
The dim half-vision of Caroline which she had seen in the pleached walk, she knew was only the shadow and projection of her own thoughts, a brooding fancy which she had unconsciously conjured up into the form of her hated rival.
Round thee blow, self-pleached deep, Bramble Roses, faint and pale, And Long Purples of the dale.
But he is equally at home in the gardens of the country gentlemen with their "pleached bowers" and "leafy orchards.
And bid her steal into the pleached bower Where Honeysuckles, ripen'd by the sun, Forbid the sun to enter.
The Prince and Count Claudio, walking in a thick-pleached alley in my orchard, were thus much overheard by a man of mine.
Would I had lain Until the pleached ivy tress had wound Round my worn limbs, and the wild briar had driven Its knotted thorns thro' my unpaining brows Leaning its roses on my faded eyes.
She would not be there, of course, but he would walk up the pleached alley and call at the house.
Close by the dial, like the dark way into regions where time is not, yawned the mouth of the pleached alley.
It planned the sheltered nut-walk and the pleached alley and the cosy settle, carved out of the thick Box bushes, on the grassy verge of the bowling-green.
The trees most generally used in the fashioning of pleached alleys were the Hornbeam and Lime, both native of this country, but green alleys have been made of Yew, of Cotoneaster buxifolia, of Holly, and other evergreens.
Wat, exhaling a thin puff of fine blue smoke and gazing straight before him through the sun-pleached foliage of the forest.
The staircase terminated by a door opening into the alley of a garden, in which he again beheld the Zingaro hastening down a pleached walk.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "pleached" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
