The famished angry trees spread up and lashed their branches.

Wind blew, trees lashed, and then the tracks bent toward the shore.

The trees on Orient Point lashed the sky and groaned, as the chains that held them together were stretched taut.

On the flanks of abruptly rising cliff edges, gnarled trees lashed.

Oak leaves swirled among the rows of granite headstones, and the trees lashed their branches together in frenzy.

Now the trees lashed, whipped by a wind that came from nowhere and howled like a man gone mad.

The mirror calm of the paddies clouded suddenly, the precious plants bent and flailed, the trees lashed.

Here the waters flow perpetually, and the trees lash their tops together to bid the welcome visitor a happy muse.

On my right a great tree lashed around and toppled headlong, but I had neither the time nor inclination to look at it.

The square, when they got there, was all full of wind and dust, and the thin trees in the garden were lashing themselves along the railing.