tree trunk

Then he heard a low voice behind one of the tree trunks.

The last thing he saw was a tree trunk, dead ahead.

It took close to four hours to get a tree trunk out the other day.

But she would also have to go over there by the tree trunk.

Some of the boys saw the tree trunk and made for it.

I saw him standing against a tree trunk and writing.

He saw light between the tree trunks, some distance away.

You only ever see brown tree trunks in one place,' said Susan.

They always see you first, and grow still as tree trunks.

He sat back against a tree trunk and closed his eyes.

There are nine works in this show, most cut from a single tree trunk.

After a few minutes, their world had become a place of white snow and black tree trunks.

Often they sat together in the evening on the tree trunk by the river.

Seven feet tall he was, with arms like tree trunks.

For a long time he did not speak, but sat back against the tree trunk, his eyes closed.

The tree trunk was a good three feet in diameter.

He was on the ground, propped up against a tree trunk.

A tree trunk goes from floor to ceiling in the main room.

We moved through a world of green heat and solid brown tree trunks.

He lay with his back supported by a tree trunk.

It seemed to be made of tree trunks and cables.

Looking at his face was difficult, like finding faces in tree trunks.

But Data had stopped in time and was doing his impression of a tree trunk.

God, they were close, I held onto a tree trunk to stay upright.

Still she said nothing, sitting with her head pressed back against the tree trunk.