Trunks used in a sentence

Trunks in a sentence as a noun

> Trees where the trunks are people or handsOh hey, Khan Academy!

The cool thing about these guys it they have really, really, really long trunks, he says.

International trunks were different so we'd need a 2600/2400 tone.

So insects can have miniscule legs, while elephants have tree trunks, proportionally.

But somehow one of the Valley's most prominent and connected VCs suggests that he doesn't know "who has been swimming without trunks on.

The precautions taken against thieves who open trunks, search bags, or ransack tills, consist in securing with cords and fastening with bolts and locks.

Much of your offshore traffic may well pass through US-Europe trunks anyway, so any web service will find it difficult or impossible to avoid this problem.

Well, probably not: unless industry practices have changed drastically, even those backbone trunks are actually oversubscribed.

So if I were to walk up to the huge guy with tree trunks for arms who is notoriously ill-tempered and violent, and then proceed to call him names, would I be a blameless victim who had his teeth knocked out for no good reason?

[...] It is fed by fiber optic lines from beam splitters installed in fiber optic trunks carrying Internet backbone traffic [...] contains several racks of equipment, including a Narus STA 6400, a device designed to intercept and analyze Internet communications at very high speeds.

The pay sucked, but I didn't care: The family member I was living with wasn't charging me rent, and I was having tons of fun setting up IPSec VPNs with other telecom providers, configuring pfSense firewalls, creating SIP trunks, etc.