Sentence examples similar to Impassable forest from inspiring English sources
By that time, as a result of the incessant warfare, Borjomi and its environs had been depopulated and covered with impassable forests.
Its natural harbour, sheltered by a semicircle of limestone hills on the Gulf of Lion and close to the estuary of the Rhône River, offered its first settlers the prospect of linking the Mediterranean seaways with northern Europe across a land that, in classical times, was made largely impassable by forests.
Just one bomb on a German bridge over the Meuse, or one impassable traffic jam in the Ardennes forest could have meant the difference between victory and defeat.
The chances for success of the German offensive against France hinged on a German advance through the hilly and dense Ardennes Forest, which the French considered to be impassable to tanks.
The Germans advanced against France through the Ardennes Forest, which the French had considered to be impassable to tanks.
River bridges are impassable.
The unnamed Prince, having fallen in love with the Princess after seeing her in her forest castle, tries to reach her but is thwarted by the enchantments of the Fairy, who makes the forest and a stream impassable.
Pall Mall was impassable.
