Sentence examples for been forested from inspiring English sources
noun
A dense collection of trees covering a relatively large area. Larger than woods.
"The trees here may be 300 or 400 years old, but it has been forested for much longer than that," says Paadar.
A mixture of woodland, grassy slopes, heathland and ponds, the area has been forested since Neolithic times and has been calming the frayed nerves of locals ever since.
Grasses, known only since the Paleogene Period (65.5 million to 23 million years ago), flourished in the new conditions and in many areas that had previously been forested.
Approximately 59% of silver fir forests occur on land used as pastures in 1838, 28% are on former arable land, meadows and fallows, while only 13% have been forested continuously since the 19th century.
(The University's website notes that its campus "has been forested entirely through the efforts of the University employees and students since the early 1960s," which makes the state's act of clear-cutting seem doubly inane).
Parts of China and Japan are believed to have been forested [ 68- 75].
The county is forested with white pine.
About three-fifths of Belize is forested.
Much of Lorraine is forested and hilly.
Most of the area is forested nowadays.
Valley floors in the park are forested.
