weeping willow

At times he was referred to by his family as "weeping willow".

I spoke to the weeping willows for the first time in five and a half years.

She could make out the black outlines of weeping willows.

They fell down my face just like the leaves of the weeping willows.

It seemed she had to make the weeping willow smile, but that might be impossible.

He has the character of a weeping willow, and it looks as if we're going to retire him.

In the middle of the lake is a pagoda and a weeping willow.

They came back yesterday afternoon to sit in the garden below a weeping willow.

It looks different, too, something like a weeping willow.

I would like to plant a weeping willow tree a few feet from the French drain.

Is it a giant redwood tree or a little weeping willow?

"Breathing has to be natural, like weeping willow branches in the wind."

At the far end was a copse of weeping willows.

He also planted a rose garden and some weeping willows near the river.

The eagle builds not his nest in the weeping willow.

Later, on the former, now removed, Catholic section, a weeping willow was planted, which can still be seen today.

Unless you have garden room to spare, the weeping willow is a tree to avoid.

Embroidered in the centre of it was a delicate weeping willow.

And a fine black walnut and a weeping willow have taken hold there.

When pendulous plants are considered, the weeping willow first springs to mind.

Natasha traced the sound of her brother's voice to the big weeping willow tree behind the house.

The moon and weeping willows loom over the deserted road.

Those trees along the riverbank look like terrestrial weeping willows.

A grieving family stands beneath a weeping willow in a graveyard.

Close to the statue she had planted a pink tree; it looked like a weeping willow.