Sentence examples for beneath a thicket of from inspiring English sources

New Rhythms, Old Patterns Bigwig pulled up a chair beneath a thicket of light.

Where there were no brambles, the earth fell away beneath you; you might see a thicket of acacia or blackberry with an opening right in the middle and think you had found a path, but it would be just a random patch of stony ground, and after ten steps you would start to slip, then fall to one side and tumble at least twenty metres.

Stranger still is Soth's portrait of a hooded black man in a thicket of thorns beneath a glowering sky.

Beneath my crouching body I have a thicket of bronze fennel, purple orache, milk thistles, onopordums, nasturtiums and marigolds.

The union is a thicket of familiarity.

A thicket of swirls became an elaborate costume.

Another obstacle to investment is a thicket of regulations.

JPMorgan is already navigating a thicket of regulatory woes.

The city is a thicket of bag policies.

The European Union has also produced a thicket of red tape.

His hair was a thicket of gray and white.