Whichever way you travel to the little village of Bardwell you'll go by a series of roads each tighter than the last, the final one so skinny that the bushes brush your windows as you pass oncoming cars.
Machine harvesters, both the deluxe, Zamboni-like model and the smaller kind towed by a tractor, are boxy contraptions that straddle the bushes, brushing berries off with spring-loaded feelers.
First, is it smart politics for Mr. Obama to paint his rival with the George W. Bush brush?
The words brush, bush, creek, paddock, and scrub acquired wider senses, whereas the terms brook, dale, field, forest, and meadow were seldom used.
The rare shrub rāq, or arāq, is known as the "tooth-brush bush," because its twigs traditionally are used by Arabs to polish their teeth.
There can be in plenty of places in your backyard, especially if there is any tall grass, brush, bushes, or other shaded places for them to hide.
This is the authoritarian approach to erasing a desire line: block it off with some type of obstacle a fence, a bush, a pile of brush, a sharply (if, in this case, politely) worded sign.
Other names such as brush fire, bush fire, forest fire, desert fire, grass fire, hill fire, peat fire, vegetation fire, and veldfire may be used to describe the same phenomenon depending on the type of vegetation being burned, and the regional variant of English being used.
For example, the combination of an imposed archway, spindly bushes and clumps of brush in "I Kept Separate" creates barriers that prevent the viewer from ranging into distant space, enforcing the isolation implicit in the picture's title.
The paper describes the experimental campaign outlining the analyzed surface preparation procedures (i.e., sandblast, bush-ammering, grinding, brushing) and the subsequent tests performed on the installed FRP by means of two different test methods.
There was far more to this collection than just a brush with the bush and zoological species recreated.
