Sentence examples for bears thick from inspiring English sources

Native to North America, the common, or eastern, cottonwood (P. deltoides) reaches nearly 30 metres (100 feet) tall and bears thick glossy leaves.

Under 12% of India's landmass bears thick jungle.

The right bank bore thick stands of phoenix palms, a favorite of the tiger.

Loquat trees are rarely more than 10 metres (33 feet) in height and bear thick stiff leaves that are clustered toward the ends of the branches.

Bears like thick brush, berry patches and parsnip thickets, but also regularly use hiking trails.

Grizzly bears are thick in Glacier, and it's possible to run into one just about anywhere.

In just 1000 generations or so, U. maritimus morphed from a stocky brown bear to a long-necked bear with thick fatty layers and that signature white coat.

Their dark, finger-length bodies bear a thick stripe of orangey red down their spines.

The Atlantic continental shelves, on the other hand, show little or no tectonic deformation and bear a thick veneer of sedimentary material.

Unlike individual-level adaptations such as the polar bear's thick fur, prosocial behaviors are locally disadvantageous.

The poem ends on an extrovert erotic note: "A hand that bears a thick-leavened fruit, A pungent bloom against your shade".