Sentence examples for forest became from inspiring English sources

The vast stretches of forest became the battleground of militants and troops.

The forest became part of the botanical garden in 1895, yet its lush offerings remain a secret awaiting discovery by many visitors.

His 3-point attempt never threatened the basket and Wake Forest became the latest highly ranked team to play poorly but advance, winning, 76-73.

As December blew into Lithuania, the forest became a fortress of snow, as impregnable to filmmaking as it was to enemy assault 60 years ago.

Still, when we opened the sets of French doors that covered every wall on the ocean side, the barrier between room, terrace and forest became ephemeral.

When the dusty, ferny mountain forest became Calaveras Big Trees State Park, in 1931, the tunnel tree emerged as a centerpiece, the California mountains' Tour Eiffel.

The forest becomes more scattered and stunted south of the mountain crest, and annual plants are less frequent.

Instead of clearing the land and building a big house, "the forest becomes the house," Burnham says.

The parched forest becomes tinderbox dry and more susceptible to fire, which can spread to destroy the still-healthy patches of forest.

The forest becomes more sparse the further you cycle and eventually gives way to open heathland, which allows for excellent views across the national park.

In the second article, a painting of a clear-cut forest becomes the symbol of one man's transformation from industrialist to conservationist.