Sentence examples for * overgrown in from inspiring English sources

As for the red-and-white checkerboard – it still exists, somewhat faded and overgrown, in a Hong Kong park.

In her own imaginary garden, overgrown in patches, Ms. Lerner has placed tigers that are also imaginary, and rickety besides.

And yet James Blake won with Overgrown, in effect a contemporary vocal jazz album that also drew on a host of modern folk traditions.

Mazer, who is in his late 40's, wears aviator glasses and is overgrown in an appealing big-dog sort of way.

While the BBC has become overgrown in some areas and needs pruning, the licence-fee-payers must have their say about what's to go".

LAKE DISTRICT: If you live in the Lake District it is a good thing sometimes to get away from the wet, almost steamy valleys – so overgrown in August – to the hard, colourless limestone scars which edge its southern limits.

A croissant-like pastry enfolding a garlicky hot dog (a food adopted during the Korean War) is an overgrown pig-in-a-blanket, which is to say it's delicious ($2).

At the end of it, Ahamed pulls in outside the International Coffee Auction, a warehouse in an overgrown field in Addis Ababa.

His body was discovered on Saturday in a "densely overgrown area" in a park in west London, near to the river Brent, where Alice's body was found on 30 September.

The next morning, the body of 42-year-old Janice Zengotita-Torres was found in an overgrown area in Ormond Beach, a 90-minute drive from Kissimmee.

"Access is a problem, so you gotta be creative," the U.S. Department of Agriculture Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service supervisor explained as he boosted himself atop an abandoned television in an overgrown yard in Bedford-Stuyvesant one recent morning.