Treetops Sentence Examples

As the light faded from the treetops, the birds grew silent and insects began their orchestra of night sounds.

The flight is effortless and graceful near the high treetops.

This tour through the forest treetops offers you an exciting experience high above the forest floor.

What the Treetops ski resort lacks in challenging terrain it makes up for in sheer, picturesque beauty.

You will see iguanas sunning themselves on the overhanging branches along the river banks and the tropical birds which populate the treetops.

Flight is strong and fast round the jungle treetops.

With terrain divided into 30 percent beginner, 50 percent intermediate and 20 percent advanced, Treetops is suitable for families.

Before Katie could respond, one of the nearby trees snatched her and flung her into the air.  She soared above the treetops and let out a cry when she started to fall.  A branch caught her and flung her back up.  She saw Deidre and Toby sailing through the air in a similar fashion.  The second branch almost missed her and snatched her around the leg before throwing her back up.

Other attractions include koalas high in the treetops and the spectacle of thousands of Australian fur seals swimming and lazing on Seal Rocks.

One memorable moment was clearing the treetops by only about 20 feet on the way from Mendi to Tari.

A Hawfinch was clicking in the tall treetops up toward the road bridge.

We sat by the margin of the dump and saw, far below us, the green treetops standing still in the clear air.

Melvin was very determined and we spent quite some time standing by the roadside scanning the distant treetops.

The Treetops resort also offers night skiing, cross-country skiing and snow tubing.

She floated to the top of the hospital room, and then floated over treetops while looking down upon beings and people, including her grandmother.

The tree obeyed.  Toby bit back a yell as he was launched over the treetops into the sky, in the direction of the Lake of Souls.  Another tree branch caught him, and he struggled to orient himself.  He heard the sounds of pursuit but was stuck upside down.

She gritted her teeth in pain and sucked in a breath as she started to fall again.  She glimpsed demons hovering a short distance away over an opening in the jungle.  They looked like massive, angry hornets before disappearing from her line of sight.  A branch grabbed her arm this time and threw her back over the treetops.  This time, she faced a different direction and saw a sprawling palace the size of a mall.

Deidre screamed, and Katie twisted in midair.  The woman was tumbling towards the treetops.  Branches snatched at her and missed, and Deidre fell through the canopy to the jungle below.

The tree lowered a branch to him, and he wrapped his arms around it.  It was warm and writhing, and one small branch wrapped around him to keep him secure as it shifted him upwards.  Toby broke through the treetops and gasped.