The phrase "and woods in the" is not a complete or standard expression in written English, but it can be part of a larger sentence.
You can use it when describing a location or setting that includes both woods and another element, such as a landscape or environment.
Example: "The trail winds through the hills and woods in the early morning light."
Alternatives: "and forests in the" or "and trees in the".
The next morning, Mickelson praised Sutton's idea to pair him and Woods in the foursomes.
THE ancient and stately pile of Chatsworth sits in 1,000 acres of parkland, hills and woods in the Peak District of Derbyshire.
Even with rain in the forecast for Sunday and Woods in the rearview mirror, O'Hair's five-stroke lead may be too much to overcome.
Keeping woodland alive: We will host a major conference to bring together specialists from the UK, Europe and the wider world to share knowledge, and to help us to safeguard the conservation benefits of UK trees and woods in the face of an unprecedented wave of pests and diseases.
In its 1970 editorial, "The Great Soil Swindle," the Times declared: "This ravaging of farmland, pasture and woods in the single-minded pursuit of cheap coal is a desecration".
The road forms the southern boundary of Tyler State Park, passing between areas of fields and woods in the park to the north and residential subdivisions to the south.
Bivalves are important agents in bioerosion, most notably of calcium carbonate rocks and wood in the sea.
The bricks and wood in the bar are salvaged from old buildings that were being demolished in Detroit.
Mr. Ivory had to improvise: with a sledgehammer, he jammed soda bottles and wood in the nozzles, forcing the water into the hoses.
Talking about his fellow Texans Ryan, Clemens and Wood in the newspaper Florida Today, Beckett said: "I say: 'Yeah, I'm going to be better than those guys.
With Crow Canyon Archaeological Center, volunteers can work alongside archeologists uncovering ancestral Pueblo Indian relics of stone, pottery and wood in the southwest corner of Colorado.
