What is "eucalyptuses"

Usage examples of "eucalyptuses".

Either the eucalyptuses had perished and had been replaced ages ago, or the street had been named by an arboricultural ignoramus.

A pipe-and-chain-link gate, between a pair of mammoth eucalyptuses, marked the entrance to his two-hundred-yard-long gravel driveway.

The banshee eucalyptuses whisper-wailed complaints of eternity's indifference, and the rain drummed, drummed.

At three o'clock they had a late lunch on the back porch while the long shadows of eucalyptuses crept up the canyon in the yellowing light of the westering sun.

The dog glanced up, then immediately returned his attention to the eucalyptuses, perhaps because a great darkness was descending slowly over the shrinking twilight.

On the farther side, the cracked and runneled blacktop gave way to a narrow dirt shoulder, which in turn led to a line of massive eucalyptuses and a weedy verge that sloped into a canyon.

Beyond the windbreak of giant eucalyptuses, the wild canyon to the east lay in unrelieved blackness.