Sentence examples for forest belonged from inspiring English sources

They took a 125,000 hectares [about 309,000 acres] concession; the forest belonged to the government and local people.

The forest belonged to us, and I never tired of trotting and cantering (strictly forbidden) along its many paths and bridleways.

At first, they started a verbal war: the Romanians yelled at the Hungarians that they would steal their wood and the Hungarians told the Romanians that the forest belonged to them.

Waltham Forest belongs to the historic county of Essex.

Though the cosy cottage in the middle of the forest belonging to kindly Mr and Mrs Winter contains no wardrobes, it has secret larders, talking snowmen – in fact an entire hidden world.

"No one will be left out because this forest belongs to all of us, not the commercial interest of one entity," says campaigner Sarah Rees, who has spearheaded the case for the new park.

As for example, majority area (36%%) of Black/Aleppo Pine forest belongs to medium evenness class of the map where average value of Shannon evenness index of the field samples is also of medium level (0.67).

The forests belonged to the king, and trees could not be cut down without permission.

"The airwaves belong to the public, just like national forests belong to the public," he said.

South American Polylepis mountain forests belong to the most endangered forest ecosystem in the world.

It's Billy Bragg singing The Beach Is Free: "Well the fields belong to the farmers/ And the forests belong to the king".