Meanings of border by trees in English

The outermost circle is bordered by trees, which form a natural wall.

Down in the meadows not far off flows the Indre, bordered by trees.

The chief streets are bordered by trees and have streams of water running down either side.

Nearby, people were fishing and bathing in the sun beside a large pond bordered by trees in blossom.

The narrow, curving driveway was bordered by trees that kept out all but spots and patches of sunlight.

The main street was wide, bordered by trees and commodious houses, and many of the stores were of brick.

The man named Dangler followed the runabout to the road and watched it disappear around a turn bordered by trees.

Then she walked to the edge of the stone ledge and looked down at The River, bordered by trees and brush.

You could only reach it by a cross-road bordered by trees, and as trimly kept as the avenues in a gentleman's park.

The road was not bordered by trees or a high hedge, so that it could not have been some trick of the moonlight.

The darkness of the evening enveloped us; we could not see much beyond the narrow path bordered by trees, which ran behind the chateau.

The road was smooth, it was bordered by trees, fields, and grassy meadows, and the soft air was filled with the odor of flowers.

At the far end of the empty lot, a low concrete wall rises to bumper height between the asphalt and the meadow bordered by trees.

The motor moved forward as the procession passed, and struck into a magnificent country avenue bordered by trees, tall as elms and fragrant as acacias.