Sentence examples for crowded forest from inspiring English sources

Stepping away from the computer for just a day, though, it's hard not to realise our habits create that crowded forest.

Jordan Graham whipped a left-wing free-kick into a crowded Forest goalmouth and Ebanks-Landell charged in at the far post to bury a powerful header beyond the former Wolves goalkeeper Dorus de Vries.

Added to that is the presence of illegal loggers and drug traffickers – making for a very crowded forest.

These structures are especially important in a crowded forest, allowing the pitcher plant to stand out among dense vegetation that otherwise masks the potential roost.

Since the mean free path of SiHx radicals in the plasma is much bigger than the NW length and the distance between the NWs, it is difficult for the SiHx radicals to arrive at the bottom part of the crowded NW forest.

"We don't need much of a spark to set off a fire that spreads long distances through the crowded, continuous forests," Dr. Oliver said.

At home everywhere from deserts to rain forests to crowded cities, they inhabit every continent but Antarctica".

The forest is rather crowded, because it also contains the wrongly banished Duke (Rosalind's father, also Braugher), the wronged Orlando (David Furr of The Importance Of Being Earnest, whose character fell in love with Rosalind moments before he had to flee for his life) and various other star-crossed lovers.

The forest was like a crowded city — not that the hunter had ever been to a city, but he had been trying to imagine one for a long time.

There are several challenges in bringing health care to the indigenous populations: 1) difficulty of access to the communities; 2) high cost of medical missions to their communities; 3) lack of health services to integrate activities; and 4) unhygienic and crowded living conditions in deep humid forest, which is favorable for yaws.

Within 25 minutes of town are four golf courses, Alpine and Nordic ski areas, miles of trails in the Arapaho National Forest and the less-crowded western side of Rocky Mountain National Park, and several lakes and rivers, including Lake Granby.