"Swaying trees" refers to the movement of trees as they gently move back and forth, usually caused by the wind.
Sentences with «swaying trees»
The evening skies have an ominous gaze, as heavy clouds gather overhead and the wind begins to sway the tree branches — a punishment for the warm weather. (pastryaffair.com)
Like the piece of grass that grows between the cracks of pavement, the endless swell crashing to the shore or the huge swaying trees in an old growth forest. (mindbodygreen.com)
The nocturnal imagery of swaying trees and drone - captured footage of exploding fireworks suggest ways in which nature, landscape, and public space involuntarily contain these latent historical memories. (artsy.net)