vines造句

Long vines swirl round the tree.

He staked his tomato vines with bamboo.

a family of vines belonging to order Rhamnales.

A beige rug patterned with leafy vines and pink flowers.

Maybe I was the descendant of a baby who was found wrapped in vines.

Every time we invite Bill to dinner, he shows up with one of his clinging vines.

Groves of willow and walnut trees sheltered pretty terraces of vines, maize, pumpkins and potatoes.

He destroyed their vines with hail and their sycamore-figs with sleet.

We raise our cows and goats almost entirely on corn stalks, cucumber vines and other crop wastes.

This sensual project is embedded in the medoc gravel, taking off towards the vines and the sky, with a view of the vines, the prestigious Gruaud Larose estate, and the estuary.

Sevenhill was established in 1851 when the Jesuits who settled in the area planted vines to produce sacramental wine.

In the flooded forest, vines and roots created a web of gnarled wood, covered with every type of biting insect.

We were charmed by the cobbled alleyways, courtyards decorated with vines and the sparkling, warm waters of the Adriatic.

One day, I found surprising, Alocasia leaves droop a few vines, the top is a small bud, I finally made the effort to return.

the type genus of the family Vitaceae; woody vines with simple leaves and small flowers; includes a wide variety of grapes.

large genus of shrubs and trees and some woody vines of Central and South America, Africa, Australia and Polynesia: wattle; mimosa.

Any of various Eurasian tendril-bearing vines of the genus Bryonia, having red or black berries and tuberous roots formerly used as medicine.

The grass dragon, also called "burning incense dragon", is made from rice straw and green vines, with burning incenses inserted into it.

Soon we had left behind the hills above Picton, and were running down to Blenheim, through a flatter landscape of orchards and then past rows of vines smudged by an early tinge of autumn.

Looming over the vines are massive outcroppings of black and gray granite interspersed with flower-strewn meadows and wooded hills that inevitably call to mind the Sound of Music.

When she looked above her head she could see misty silvery trees which were casting the moving shadows - wonderful big trees full of fruit and vines and birds, all crowded and dancing together.

"For the fields of Heshbon are waste, the vine of Sibmah is dead; the lords of nations were overcome by the produce of her vines; her vine-plants went as far as Jazer, and came even to the waste land; her branches were stretched out to the sea."