Sentence examples for bush landscape from inspiring English sources

When the public saw images of some of the 606 brumbies dead or dying in the bush landscape, there was public uproar.

The Western Cape winelands are perfect for exploring on horseback: the sprawling Berg river valley, the imposing Hawequa mountains, the fynbos (fine bush)landscape – unique to South Africa – and, of course, the vineyards.

As we headed deeper into the bush, the landscape would open out and we'd move our eyes to the horizon.

Later in the day, the swift pace of change in the post-Bush political landscape in Texas was further underscored when Senator Phil Gramm, a conservative Republican, said he would not seek re-election next year.

The increase in rangeland fragmentation include loss of grasslands through conversion to bush-dominated landscape and cultivated lands, which is threat to native plant diversity, community, and livestock production.

Human pressure on the environment (significant increase in crops and disappearance of natural bushes and landscapes, for example) has led to severe soil crusting and desertification throughout Sahelian regions.

There is the story of someone asking a noted artist what was behind the bush in a landscape he'd painted on a screen.

The Lone Ranger's own raid is heavily indebted to Leone's version (the same birds clattering from a bush, same arid landscape, with Ennio Morricone's music directly quoted), but it also uses Ford's long-distance look at the burning settlement and, out of nowhere, the exact same shot of the exact same dog they used in The Searchers ("Go back, Chris!").

In the western part of Niger, they are associated with various types of physical soil crusts in fallows and in the "tiger bush ecosystem" (a landscape with a typical banded pattern consisting of densely vegetated bands of small trees and shrubs alternating with bare soil bands).

They travel across a curiously Bush-denuded oratorical landscape.

While that is no problem for the birds -- or for people who like making jelly -- it does mean that species bush cherries are considered landscape shrubs, rather than home orchard material.