Sentence examples for forest's edge from inspiring English sources

One elder sat on a rock at the forest's edge and refused to move.

One trip, just on the forest's edge, was by a long measure the most memorable.

Do the effects of a tree's death, or the growth of another, stop at the forest's edge?

At the forest's edge, one of the guides, David Sibomana, 33, gave a briefing in his courageous English.

As he passed the charred branches at the forest's edge, the sun disappeared, and the sky with it.

In San Bernardino in 1980, some 280 houses were destroyed in a fire that might have stopped at the forest's edge, if they hadn't had wooden roofs.

In contrast, Forest's cutting edge was all to evident as a penalty and a fine free-kick from on-loan forward Kris Boyd added to Wes Anderson's strike and two Luke Chambers headers.

About 1,000 acres on the forest's eastern edge are still privately owned and may be developed, but the near completion of the park means that most development will be marginal.

Frogmouths and owlet-frogmouths inhabit forested savannas, forest edge, second growth, and the more open forests.

Running or walking outdoors, particularly through a park, forest, or along the water's edge, can calm, quiet, and recharge the mind, helping you think and move at your best again.

Walk in the woods With its old-growth forests sprawling to the water's edge, the Garden Route is one of South Africa's favourite hiking destinations.