At all times, the trees overhung the narrow highway.

Great trees of a type unknown to him overhung the stone wall and cast a dapple shade; the air was still and silent.

He shuffled along the edge of the roof to where a large tree overhung the structure.

By early afternoon, after six hours, she reached the end of her route, where trees overhung a brook that wound down through a wooded slope.

If the tree was overhanging a ravine, and you fell from the top, you should have broken your stupid little four-year-old neck.

The vegetation grew richly up to the shore, and trees overhung, so that the stream seemed to be passing under a green canopy.

It was quite clear of snow now, except at the far end, where trees overhung it, and the surface was still snowbound.

It was only a few feet wide, and the trees overhung it; it would not be visible from above.

The trees grew dense and overhung the road.

From a tree overhanging the palisade, Tarzan watched all that passed within the village.