Sentence examples for empty meadows from inspiring English sources

It is the most enticing time for a picnic in the park, where the nearly empty meadows mean no competition for a prime spot of lawn.

Like some modern-day Brigadoon the festival rises every year, its lanes and avenues laid out so similarly that it's hard to imagine the months between festivals when cows tramp the empty meadows.

Rain, once plentiful, has maintained its absence, falling so rarely that huge sections of Big Bear Lake where fish used to dart and birds once nested are now wide-open, empty meadows.

Its beaming sunshine and empty meadows feel just as threatening as a dank, narrow dungeon.

They took out ads for a non-existent new supermarket, and set up a phoney and completely flat storefront in the middle of an empty meadow.

This is a human landscape in a stunning setting; you are as likely to stumble upon a cranky shepherd speaking an indecipherable dialect or a herd of well-mannered German trekkers as you are to wander through an empty meadow.

Aptly called the Pochuck Quagmire, a broad valley of empty meadow and soggy marshland here has long forced hikers to detour and dodge traffic along two and a half miles of shoulderless highway.

Up here, human scent should go undetected by the residents of the forest floor – although Sinclair mentions a German hunter who spent a night on a high seat looking out across an empty meadow, later glancing behind to see a lynx waiting patiently at the bottom of the ladder.

Walking through this big empty meadow, staring straight ahead.

Where the rest of us saw only the empty, overgrown meadow behind our house, riddled with groundhog holes, my father pictured a giant pit, with four spring lambs roasting over applewood coals, wood smoke hanging in the moist summer air.

Fresh seafood, flower-filled meadows, empty beaches and handsome cities — they've always been there.