What are some similes in the book?

Similes:

Violet, who was fourteen and the eldest Baudelaire, looked out at the trees of the forest, which were very tall and had practically no branches, so they looked almost like metal pipes instead of trees.

And Sunny, who was just an infant, looked out at the smoky gray sky that hung over the forest like a damp sweater.

Foreman Flacutono's nose was all curled up under the mask, like an alligator hiding in the mud, and when he spoke the Baudelaires could see his mouth opening and closing behind the cloth.