tree stump造句

A standing dead tree or tree stump, especially one killed by fire.

I can see a new branch sprouting from the tree stump.

In 1982, he drove into a tree stump and died on impact.

If every yard you mow has a tree stump that needs to be removed, you may discover that rather than just being one more yard service, you have a unique opportunity in stump removal.

A carpet of moss covers a domed surface, providing a base for a tree stump, plants, grasses, trees and flowers including foxgloves.

It was not long before they came upon Owen. He sat on a tree stump, holding his broken sword and looking ashamed.

"We were always inspired by Indian stairwells," explained studio founders Chris Precht and Sun Dayong, whose other projects include a vision for a bamboo city and a house modelled on a tree stump.

Its tip flicked twice around the tumbleweed, jerked it off the ground and back to the feed opening in the imitation tree stump within which the rest of the slurp was concealed.

In the BACKGROUND, a winch cable SNAPS and whips through the air, damn near severing a man's leg. He goes down, screaming in mud and blood, pinned by a fallen tree stump. Men rush over to help him.