cedars

However effective rainfall for the cedars is a different story.

Dulan Junipers and the Silk Road « Climate Audit 2007

Overhead, the cedars were a gallery of cut-outs against the sky.

Stallion Gate Smith, Martin Cruz, 1942- 1986

Glenn called cedars; and, grotesque as these were, Carley rather liked them.

The Call of the Canyon Zane Grey 1905

When in flower the effect is very beautiful, their star-like blossoms resting on the foliage of the cedars, which is usually so dark and grave.

Rural Hours 1887

And mind, also, that I do not say that the Psalmist learnt to call the cedars trees of God by his own unassisted reason.

Westminster Sermons with a Preface Charles Kingsley 1847

The trees called the cedars of Lebanon were used to build the First Temple of

Conservapedia - Recent changes [en] 2010

Bass are nearly always more readily attracted to trees with limbs and branches, such as cedars and oaks, than they are to straight, limbless trunks, like pines.

Secrets of the Pros: The Visionary 2003

The significance of the selection of pines and cypresses may be compared to that associated with the so-called "cedars" in Babylonia, Egypt, and

The Evolution of the Dragon G. Elliot Smith

I descended, passing the group of cedars which is held sacred by the Greek Church.

The World's Greatest Books — Volume 19 — Travel and Adventure Various 1909

Allusion to the temple (1Ki 5: 8, 9; 7: 21), the "cedars" of

Commentary Critical and Explanatory on the Whole Bible 1871