What is "lone tree"

Usage examples of "lone tree".

A lone tree stood on ground that was the summit of a hill that in turn abutted a larger hill.

The man, thinking he was to follow this one, did so, and the whole herd, forming a half circle around him, escorted him down the west side of the range out on to a large plain, where there stood a lone tree.

As it arced back easterly, the tradeway led them in among the snow-laden hills, the slopes barren and bleak but for a lone tree now and again, or an occasional small thicket of low-growing copse holding a handful of scattered thin trees.

He crumpled up the sheet, flung it into a corner and sat his chair before the Bosboom study of a lone tree against a cloudy sky.

When Peoria County went dry in the 1930s, Lone Tree had packed itself up and moved into Jubilee County to spend the next forty-five years at the edge of the woods on the top of the second hill west of Calvary Cemetery.

The medallion was halfway back into the pouch when he came upon the lone tree on the right side of his path.

Otto gave him as a rendezvous a place called Lone Tree Hill, and described its situation.

On the landing two antique Chinese vases filled with silk flowers framed a landscape painting of fields and cows and a proud, lone tree.

He walked casually to the lone tree that stood nearby, the same tree in which the black arrow had been embedded, and reached up to mark three black crosses on the trunk.

He caught four more in the next half hour, then walked over to a lone tree and sampled its flowers and leaves.

A lone tree stood there, its dead limbs thrust like white arms through the brown foliage of the limbs that still lived.

The inlet used to run pretty much from that lone tree to the thing with the yellow blossoms.

They sat on the bench, which had a view of the park's lone tree, a cryptomeria that leaned far to its right, as if caught in a high wind.