Sentence examples for a secluded forest from inspiring English sources
The place is beautiful, a secluded forest with uneven, obscured rows of dignified stone markers, some 130 years old.
Once, as we stopped on a secluded forest path to reassemble the donkey's pack (which had slipped because we'd forgotten, again, to tighten his girth after 20 minutes), we met our first two walkers.
Shortly thereafter, Bastrykin invited the reporter to accompany him on a trip, then, on the way back, according to an open letter his editor-in-chief wrote afterward, the reporter was driven by Bastrykin's security guards to a secluded forest outside Moscow, where he was left one on one with Bastrykin, who threatened to kill him.
One of the last significant impacts occurred on 30 June 1908, when an asteroid or comet exploded 6.2 miles (10km) above a secluded forest in Tunguska, Siberia, flattening trees over an area of 625 sq miles (1600 sq km), which surprisingly few people cared about at the time due to the remoteness of the region and the fact that there seem to have been no casualties.
However, he was killed the same day of his arrival on 15 February 1998, shot twice in the head and dumped in a secluded forest at Virginia Key beach.
Because the fight scene between the Winchesters and Azazel at the climax was meant to take place in a secluded, forest-enclosed cabin, production built the set on a sound stage.
She is referring to the "Bondo" bush, an area of secluded forest where FGM takes place.
The secluded forest was like a fairy tale — except for the 27 mosquito bites and twig scratches that marked our bodies.
Bucovina is famous for her churches and monasteries, for gastronomy, traditional guest houses, ski slopes and secluded forests on top of mountains.
It is a secluded area where verdant forest meets white sand on a western bank of the river Danube.
Thanks in large part to the conservation ethos that is particularly American, one can still find the wild corners of a state or national park, a secluded section of United States Forest Service land, or a remote river canyon — "one that is everything but tame".
