Sentence examples for extensive woods from inspiring English sources

There were extensive woods near his house, and he starting birding, as many accomplished birders do, very young.

In the parks of post-Renaissance times, there were extensive woods, rectilinear allées stretching between one vantage point and another, raised galleries, and, in many cases, elaborate aviaries and cages for wild beasts, attesting to the hunting proclivities of the lords.

WHEN -- Sundays and a few additional dates, usually starting at 8 p.m. WHAT -- Popular music presented on a mobile stage at a Smithtown town park that preserves a working farmhouse dating from 1770 along with playing fields and extensive woods and nature trails.

The offices will range from 2,500 feet to 7,000 feet, and will have such finishes as full-height glass doors entering each suite, extensive wood millwork, ample pantries and a conference room in each suite and high grade carpeting.

His design group was unaware, he said, that two other projects with extensive wood finishes or literal forestry, Chateau and Butter, were also under way -- like the three Crusades projects neck and neck (and neck) in Hollywood offices this month.

The spatial distribution of large woody debris (LWD) in streams was evaluated using Neighbor K statistics, following extensive wood deposition from an ice storm in the eastern Adirondack Mountains New Yorkk).

The engineer found extreme corrosion, with parts of the exterior stairwells rusted away, and extensive wood rot of the structure beneath the walkways.

Differences in generation time in plants are confounded by correlated differences in growth form [ 21] and mating system [ 24], such that perennials are the only plants forming extensive wood and annuals are much more frequently self-fertilizing.

This value can be explained on the one hand by the fact that North Rhine-Westphalia has an extensive wood-products and furniture manufacturing industry and therefore allocates a value of –7.9 Mt C to material substitution.

In the west are extensive oak woods, but elsewhere the forest-steppe vegetation on fertile soils has been largely cleared for intensive agriculture.

There are quite extensive beech woods in Calabria (on La Sila and Aspromonte massifs) and Puglia, and the silver fir and various kinds of pines thrive in Abruzzo and Calabria.