trysting

The Trysting is the meeting between the ghost and the narrator in which they become acquainted.

"Please, please remember to shield me out of your trysting, all right?

On September 27, 1987, the original Trysting Tree was cut down because of advanced disease in its trunk and limbs.

An early alumnus claimed that the Trysting Tree was so named because of its "magical effects on students, especially in springtime".

"Trysting Fields"

"Trysting Fields" is the most complicated use of the material: every appoggiatura from the movement, and no other material from the piece, is used.

"Trysting Fields" is built out of every apoggiatura from the movement in order (each repeated three times), and ends with a bit of "rock and roll".

His Trysting Place is a short 1914 film starring Charles Chaplin and Mabel Normand.

Lesser periwinkle (Vinca minor), a non-native, has been planted at the Trysting Thorn at some point.

In the 1845 version of the story, Maid Marion and Robin Hood are buried together under their 'Trysting Tree.'

The golf teams practice at Oregon State's own Trysting Tree Golf Club, a nationally recognized course that has held numerous tournaments.

Called variously the Trysting Pine, Kissing Tree or Wishing Tree, the trunk had twisted and curled itself into a loop not far from the ground.

Michael Nyman's "Trysting Fields" (1988) was like a piece of sample-based electronica: built of repeating phrases based on gestures from Mozart works, it was amusing if not particularly illuminating.

The piece "Knowing the Ropes" is a sort of "list" in the way that "Trysting Fields" is a list, but he is unclear on the relationship of the two pieces, which are similar to one another.

The Trysting Tree at Oregon State University, in the USA, is a large Gray Poplar (Populus x canescens) located southeast of Benton Hall, and was a popular gathering spot on campus.

But it is hard to recall a time when that relationship has condemned a British prime minister to such an ambiguous mix of celebrity abroad and scorn at home as the trysting of Tony Blair and George W. Bush.

The first time we observed the hawks engaged in such trysting, the male - a small creature, at about a foot and a half tall, compared with the Amazonian two-foot-tall female - flew over with another type of offering, a stick to decorate their nest.

In America the San Juan Capistrano 'Trysting Tree', a sycamore, has a tragic history of one notorious Tiburicio Vasques, who used San Juan Capistrano and this tree for his gang's own purposes.

It's only because the rison is I'm only any girl, you lovely fellow of my dreams, and because old somebooby is not a roundabout, my trysting of the tulipies, like that puff pape bucking Daveran assoiling us behinds.

There's also a sylvan garden out of a Jessie Matthews musical for romantic trysting (for Mr. Jones, dressed up as Ms. Hannah, and Mr. McColl) and potted plants that grow instantly into skyscraping rubber palms for when the boys don Carmen Miranda headdresses.