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Significats de shattered tree en anglès
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Examples for "blasted tree"
Examples for "blasted tree"
1
I met dem on the ole mill trail near de blasted tree.
2
The blasted tree stood on a slope nearly a mile away.
3
Beyond it, maybe seventy-five yards away in a field, was the blasted tree.
4
Soon they gained the spot where Dick thought the blasted tree might be located.
5
Was the blasted tree a sign of his wrath?
Ús de shattered tree en anglès
1
But bizarrely, in its other hand, it gripped a shattered tree branch.
2
In the glare of those thin strands of light, Saul saw something gleaming in the shattered tree right at the waterline.
3
Good old Mr. Clifford saw in the shattered tree only reasons for profound thankfulness, and words of Christian gratitude rose to his lips.
4
A strong wind... Clouds across the stars... A bright fork spearing a shattered tree to my right, turning it to flame... A tingling sensation...
5
Broken glass, electric cable and shattered trees littered the ground.
6
Paul was in the Arboretum, pruning shattered trees and replanting those that had been uprooted.
7
A sprinkling of fires burnt along the banks where shattered trees lay strewn among deep craters.
8
Lightning flickers wildly and on Govardhana itself, the torn and shattered trees bespeak the gale's havoc.
9
Then we ventured into a "moonscape," several hundred yards across and littered with shattered trees.
10
Rubble and shattered trees lay everywhere.
11
In the brilliant starlight he saw nothing but the two white stubs of the lightning- shattered trees in which the owls lived.
12
The gash was fringed by shattered trees, and here and there a giant splintered trunk rested precariously among stones ground to fragments.
13
It heaved and worked beneath them; the foam sluiced across it and the stream forced the thinner tops of shattered trees above the barrier.
14
But the large number of shattered trees which are encountered during the day give evidence that the lightning is frequently very destructive in its work.
15
"Yes, if you will ride to that shattered tree," said Faith, "you will have a very fine view of all the valley.