Sentence examples for Trackless forest from inspiring English sources
The humans one was likely to meet in this nearly trackless forest were Chinese medicine hunters, bandits, inhabitants of little Korean settlements, and hunter-trappers of wild game.
To reach the interior of the State of Acre near the point where the frontiers of Brazil meet those of Peru and Bolivia -- one of the regions where sightings have been reported -- the group will travel to an Indian village, then up-river by boat, and then by foot, at least two days' march into the trackless forest.
Sushenya is made to bring a shovel with him, and there can be no doubt what the penalty for collaboration is going to be: he calmly proclaims his innocence, but offers no resistance, accompanying them into the ancient, trackless forest where a mysterious answer to the question, "Who is betraying whom?" awaits all three.
The innocent Sushenya submits to all of this without complaint, although a dramatic twist of fate ensures his survival and he must retreat further into the ancient trackless forest, with a wounded captor on his back – the cross he has to bear.
He was a fearless collector who once got lost in the Amazon for several days, finally found his way back into camp, grabbed a plateful of cold breakfast and went running off back into the trackless forest to find an interesting plant that he had stumbled upon during his ordeal.
The Bielski boys are rough characters — a history of smuggling and petty criminality is hinted at — who can hold their vodka and know how to shoot, how to steal and how to navigate the dense and trackless forests.
CONGO'S civil war has taken place, not in front of the world's television cameras, but deep within the dense and trackless rain forest of a sparsely populated country two-thirds the size of Western Europe.
AN American biologist and a team of scientists, technicians and Indian guides are preparing to penetrate the trackless rain forest of western Brazil in pursuit of a South American counterpart of the fabled Himalayan yeti.
A new American-financed, $1.4 billion system of radars and sensors has begun monitoring activity in a 1.9-million-square-mile area of trackless rain forest and rivers that is larger than half the continental United States.
The protection against poachers is not by any means perfect, but it's much, much better than in the more trackless rain forests of Central Africa.
Having been quarantined for so long in the trackless Translyvanian forests, he has now made a satanic decision to spread his malaise into the rational, scientific, bourgeois Europe of the 19th century.
