Sentence examples for forest bank from inspiring English sources

Remnant Picea-Abies forest, bank of stream and disturbed roadside.

HMP Forest Bank is in Pendlebury, not Pendleton as an earlier version said.

"Santa Cruz could be the Kuwait of wind power," said Emiliano Ezcurra of the Banco de Bosques (Forest Bank) environmental organisation.

Mr Al-Hilli, who was on a caravan holiday nearby, fled to his car and tried to drive away but he reversed at speed into a steep forest bank and became stuck.

HMP Forest Bank - a partnership with The Co-operative Bank providing prisoners with the opportunity to apply for a bank account whilst in prison to be used upon release.

The attack, at 10pm on Friday July 29, 2005, came less than eight hours after Mr Joseph, from Islington, north London, was released from Forest Bank prison, Manchester, where he had been on remand for five weeks accused of an offence against a family.

Next time up the court, Holly did just that, slicing through the lane like a rabbit through the forest, banking an underhand layup around a flat-footed defender.

Overall, C. glareolus was most commonly collected (49.8%); however, the proportion of the different species varied greatly between the two forests: bank voles accounted for 57.6% of captures in Elan but only for 27.5% of captures in Hazelles (χ²=13.65, p = 2.10-4), where they were overtaken in frequency by Apodemus flavicollis (29.6%).

North of the mill, the Shetucket flowed wide and placid between heavily forested banks and then abruptly churned and frothed over the dams and rapids that are the Industrial Revolution's remnants.

Edged by Atlantic forest, the bank comprises a mosaic of coastal marine environments, including coral reefs, algae bottoms, mangroves, beaches, and sand banks [170], [249], [250].

Two American investment banks, Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley, have hundreds of people in Frankfurt.Yet Frankfurt once had greater ambitions: look at the still-growing forest of bank headquarters known as Mainhattan (after the Main, the river on which the city stands).