the pines造句

The wind whispers in the pines.

Green and luxuriant are the pines and cypresses.

a murmurous brook; a soughing wind in the pines; a slow sad susurrous rustle like the wind fingering the pines- en.

The scarlet leaves of the maples contrast well with the dark green of the pines.

The trunks of the pines projected from the snow that covered all the ground.

Whether it's windy or rainy, the pines in the school stand there rain or shine.

Rain pattered gently outside, dripping onto the roof from the pines.

A resin derived from the sap of various coniferous trees, as the pines.

In the pines squirrels commonly chew off and drop entire cones.

The key pests and rat include: nematodiasis of the pines and pine moth, forest rats, defoliator of the poplars, bristletail.

Enjoy this piece and the first thing that catches the eye is something to fall back on the pines and Health, which set off under the pines, the poetry of Li Bai's head, so as passionate generous.

And the body lay white and still beneath the pines, all bathed in sunshine and in blood.

No wind, yet the musical low murmur through the pines, quite pronounced, curious, like waterfalls, now still'd, now pouring again.

As I thus lay, between content and longing, a faint noise stole towards me through the pines.

Spruce and hemlock, along with the pines and firs, grow relatively fast and do well in that type of soil.

Only the pines were still lush, their needles were round and full of water, ready for a long, dry winter.

After the rain, the garden was wet, the pines and cypresses were lonely, the grass was deserted, the birds standing on the branches made several hungry cries.

Behind the park, the green hills are lofty, the pines and firs are deep green, and the park is solemn and airy.

Part of the film was filmed on the studio, part in the pines of New Jersey, and the actors were amateurs who had never ridden a horse.

Mr. Goodhart closed the car door and they drove up the driveway, with the pines along its borders thrashing their branches about in the increasing wind.

"Where you see his Great Gold Tomb, you may hear among the pines A Bird grieving in the wind that the Emperor's horses are gone."

It continued, "My grandfather used to tell me that during summer in the 1870s, the pines around Xingtang were all eaten bare by insects.

Tourists from upstream and downstream stream stream stream constantly, the pines and cypresses on both sides of the road carved red and green contrast, beautiful scenery.

Pavilions, pavilions, pools, water pavilions, reflected in the pines and cypresses, rockeries, flower beds bonsai, vines and bamboos, decorated in the meantime.

The leaves of water lilies also float on the edge of the stepping stones, but near the opposite bank, the water around the stepping stones reflects the shadow of the pines.

When I came to the deep mountains, I saw only the pines on the right and the cherries on the left. Looking at the mountains, the sea of clouds surrounded them.

The sun was within so few degrees of setting that already the shadow of the pines upon the western shore began to reach right across the anchorage, and fall in patterns on the deck.

Ginkgo biloba trees are deep in the mountains, the mountain body is thick, the mountains are continuous, the pines and cypresses are green all the year round, and the streams are full of emotions and meanings.

I lay lazily smoking and studying the colour of the sky, as we call the void of space, from where it showed a reddish grey behind the pines to where it showed a glossy blue-black between the stars.

You travel up and up and ride through virgin forests covering the mountain slopes beneath the snow line, the pines standing close and tall, their branches overhanging each other so thickly that the sunlight only trickles through.

Without outlet or inlet to the eye, it (the lake) has still its history, in the lapse of its waves, in the rounded pebbles on its shore, and in the pines which grow down to its brink.

Even the dinner hour was given up to talking about it. The little girls sat under the pines eating their thick mutton sandwiches and big slabs of honey cake spread with butter.

On the barren hilltop, I saw the pines standing proudly, and I thought of you: You worked silently in the deserted mountains for many years. Your spirit is like pine and cypress.

Vampa took this wild road, which, enclosed between two ridges, and shadowed by the tufted umbrage of the pines, seemed, but for the difficulties of its descent, that path to Avernus of which Virgil speaks.

Within the next few years, many forest researchers believe, companies will be totally revamping arboreal genomes, creating wholly new kinds of trees-- short, fat, almost branchiess-- that will look nothing like the pines and birches in suburban backyards.