Sentence examples similar to bush pile from inspiring English sources

Her yard had no fencing around it, just thick, overgrown grass, small evergreen bushes, piles of damp mulch spread sloppily around two crooked saplings.

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.

Each aviary contained bushes (a pile of dead boughs) and nest boxes to provide perch and roost sites (see [43], [44] for more detail on housing).

Under spice bushes and saplings, little piles of bones lie quietly decomposing.

Toro follows his nose off the path, under bushes, over piles of gravel and rock.

Under the branches of a bush or a pile of leaves are good spots.

Next time we put 'em in leg irons!" After a long time I decided to stop running, so I got under a bush next to a pile of rocks.

He moved the bushes and saw a pile of rocks underneath.

A crane lurks behind the bushes, next to a pile of blocks awaiting their place at the top of the precipitous cliff face.

Rather than cutting the deficit, they used the spending mistakes of the Bush-era as a license to pile up exponentially more debt.

Then she saw that little sad pile of belongings in the bush and cried; for herself or for Rajib, she wasn't sure.