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Example sentences for "tree trunk"

  • Some persons leave a round bank of earth in the middle for the pole to rest on, but we much prefer fixing a log of wood, cut from a tree trunk, in the centre of the floor.

  • Canoes, hewn and dug from the solid tree trunk, are general and valuable; and there are few portions of the earth where forest trees grow to the requisite size that dug-out boats of some kind are not in use.

  • Leaning against one of the palm-tree trunk pillars, he chatted familiarly with some of his companions, and then went back to his room.

  • The "Mimbar," or pulpit, was fashioned out of a simple palm-tree trunk on which the Prophet mounted when he preached his sermons.

  • When he went up the steps of a pulpit newly constructed in the Mosque of Al-Madinah, the humble palm-tree trunk on which he habitually stood when preaching, began to groan and was only quieted when he laid his blessed fingers on it.

  • It glances up a tree trunk, And from some branch, I know A little spy in ambush Is measuring his foe.

  • The feet have a special arrangement of toes which allows the bird to cling tenaciously to a tree trunk.

  • How does it use its feet when resting on a tree trunk?

  • But no one was visible, no one was coming up or down the river; her own boat was the only thing that moved, swaying to and fro where she had left it tied to a tree trunk.

  • She leaned her head against the tree trunk, and sat for some time with her eyes closed.

  • This sex has been found resting on the twigs of birch, also on heather, and occasionally on a tree trunk.

  • The moth is out in July and August, and as an uncommon event may be seen at rest on a tree trunk or paling.

  • He pushed on, staggering, came to a sunken track, and, supporting himself against a tree trunk, looked fearfully around.

  • Instinctively he remained still, keeping close to a tree trunk.

  • When he was hurled from the machine, his head had struck a tree trunk on the opposite side of the track.

  • It also gives hints about the usual locality of a bird, whether creeping over a tree trunk, on the wing, or elsewhere.

  • In one case, where the nest was in a tree trunk, the hole in the trunk had grown up, so that when big enough to fly, they could not get out, and they had been there for months.

  • A woodpecker's beak is a chisel or pick, to cut a deep hole in a tree trunk for a nest (Fig.

  • Woodpeckers have two turned forward and two turned back, so that they can hold better to a tree trunk (Fig.

  • She shrunk back against the yielding tree trunk, making herself smaller, as if she would escape those ardent eyes.

  • He must be prepared against stratagem, and he arose, trying to conceal his body behind a tree trunk, leaving nothing but an eye visible.

  • In most instances this maneuvering probably entailed some loss of heat by the lizard, as it interrupted its thermoregulatory behavior to run to a place of concealment, usually in shadow on a tree trunk, or in or beneath ground litter.

  • In moving downward or horizontally on a tree trunk or limb, a skink allows its heavy tail to bend downward from its own weight.

  • Gliding from tree trunk to tree trunk he soon arrived at the spot in which the canoes had been dragged ashore.

  • At Rob's orders the rope was passed round a tree trunk, and when Tubby had adjusted the rope under his arm pits the young Scouts began to haul.

  • Rob wheeled round swiftly, but not before a figure leaped toward him from behind a tree trunk.

  • Krag snatched the remaining, egg out of his hand and flung it against a tree trunk, where it broke and stuck, a splash of slime.

  • Setting her upright against the rugged tree trunk, he kissed her.

  • He stood till sunset like a tree trunk, and thought of other things.

  • Hebard (1920) observed a colony of adults and young of Dendroblatta sobrina on a tree trunk in the Panama Canal Zone.

  • Colony on tree trunk; on surface of trunk of fallen tree (Hebard, 1920).

  • The Phrygians, moreover, according to Firmicus Maternus, at the Spring Feast of Attis, used to fasten a ram or lamb at the foot of the fig-tree trunk on which the image of their God was hung.


  • The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "tree trunk" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.


    Some common collocations, pairs and triplets of words:
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