trunks

IPA: trˈʌŋks

Examples of "trunks" in Sentences

Older trees have bigger trunks.
The hardwood includes tree trunks, fallen branches, and sawdust.
Where there are several male students already hanging out in trunks?
We can certainly imagine appropriate topologies that preserve the few main trunks of life that have their origin in a common population.
We trundle and stagger about with cabin trunks on our backs and induce hernias by lifting our Globetrotter suitcases onto aluminium racking.
I remember having guns behind truck seats or in trunks of cars in school parking lots as well and as long as they were locked in the vehicles and met state laws for transportation they were fine.
Whoever said that looks don't matter has never seen an Aga, the luxury cast-iron British "cooker" with multiple ovens, or La Cornue's Chateau series, whose cast-iron and steel ranges are reminiscent of steamer trunks from the days of the Grand Tour.
To house these delicate, expensive shoes, Rita would collect violins to use their thin, light wood as shoe trees, and then these would be placed in trunks of Russian leather made in St. Petersburg, closed with heavy locks and lined with a rich cream velvet.